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Speaker 7: Good morning to me, Good morning, MV Josh Charlamagne. How
Speaker 7: y'all doing this morning? You girl, good morning. So we
Speaker 7: started this morning with President Trump's pick for attorney General.
Speaker 7: He is moving one step closer to getting the job.
Speaker 7: So the Senate Judiciary Committee, they voted twelve to ten
Speaker 7: yesterday to advance Todd. To advance Todd Blanche's nomination to
Speaker 7: the full Senate. So the vote came after days of
Speaker 7: negotiation with Republican holdouts. Two Republican senators have been blocking
Speaker 7: Blanche's nomination over the Justice departments.
Speaker 9: One point eight billion dollar.
Speaker 7: Anti weaponization fund, and they wanted assurance that he would
Speaker 7: reign in that controversial program before they agreed to support him.
Speaker 7: But after reaching an agreement with Blanche Senator Senator John
Speaker 7: Corwin and Tom Tillis, they both voted to advance his nomination.
Speaker 7: And Democrats they blasted the committee's decision, arguing that Blanche
Speaker 7: has put President Trump's interests ahead of the Justice Department.
Speaker 7: Let's listen to Rhode Island Senator Sheldon Whitehouse.
Speaker 3: Today, I think is a sad and embarrassing day for
Speaker 3: this committee as it looks like on a party line vote,
Speaker 3: we are going to advance out of this committee probably
Speaker 3: the most discreditable person ever to seek the office of
Speaker 3: Attorney General of the United States. The reasons to vote
Speaker 3: against him number in the hundreds.
Speaker 10: Are Republican colleagues, see no evil, hear no evil, and
Speaker 10: speak no evil. I don't know where this committee goes
Speaker 10: after it stops being taken seriously, because all you have
Speaker 10: to be is on the right partisan side to get
Speaker 10: this committee to roll over and play dead.
Speaker 7: Well. Blanche's nomination it still faces an uphill battle Republican
Speaker 7: Senator Susan Collins, she says that she's a no vote
Speaker 7: for him today or for his nomination, and Senator Lisa
Speaker 7: Murkowski she has not said how she will vote. And
Speaker 7: with Senator miss McConnell's still absent, Blanche can only afford
Speaker 7: to lose two Republican votes if Democrat votes no.
Speaker 9: And if you may remember, he was the he is the.
Speaker 7: Acting Attorney general, but he also served as President Trump's
Speaker 7: personal attorney, and he's faced a lot of criticism for
Speaker 7: his handling of the Justice Department of the Epstein file review.
Speaker 2: Hey, they said he's one vote away, right, He.
Speaker 7: Was one vote away, But now that vote heads to
Speaker 7: the Senate floor for a full vote. He was able
Speaker 7: to get out of the Senate Judiciary Committee. But now
Speaker 7: they will take a full vote, which they will start over.
Speaker 7: And if every Democrat votes no, every Senator, every Republican
Speaker 7: center will then have to vote yes.
Speaker 9: So we'll see what happens.
Speaker 7: Yes, and we have an update in the Lincoln Memorial
Speaker 7: reflecting pool case.
Speaker 9: We talked about this a little bit yesterday.
Speaker 7: Prosecutors have now dropped all the charges against all four
Speaker 7: people accused of vandalizing the reflecting pool. Yesterday we told
Speaker 7: you about just one Olympian, David Hearn. The Justice Department
Speaker 7: says new evidence shows damage was caused by vandals. Instead,
Speaker 7: investigators now believe it was caused by a rushed and
Speaker 7: botched renovation project. Now the decision, you know, it's a
Speaker 7: dramatic reversal in a case that was once described as
Speaker 7: an attack on one of the nation's most recognized, recognizable landmarks.
Speaker 7: It also has put US Attorney Janine Pirou at odds
Speaker 7: with President Trump.
Speaker 9: Let's listen to what he had to say about her.
Speaker 11: Well, and I was disappointed with Janine Piro, really disappointed
Speaker 11: with Jannine Pierrot.
Speaker 2: She folded like an umbrella. Janine Piro made a mistake.
Speaker 2: It was vandalism. We have photographs or tapes like moving cameras, right,
Speaker 2: we have where people are on the side cutting it
Speaker 2: with a box knife.
Speaker 12: It's a little hard to say who it exactly was.
Speaker 2: The judge was extremely unfriendly to Janine, and frankly, I
Speaker 2: think she choked.
Speaker 4: You can't even do your job with you know, the
Speaker 4: president undermining you, Like why doesn't he trust his people?
Speaker 4: I mean they did an investigation, right like you want, uh,
Speaker 4: And it's in people to go to jail for something
Speaker 4: that they didn't do. And I wonder the people that
Speaker 4: were arrested for it.
Speaker 5: I wonder how it affected them, right, if they lost
Speaker 5: their job, if they lost something, because I mean they
Speaker 5: were arrested, and a lot of times when you are arrested,
Speaker 5: it messes with your job. So I wonder how it
Speaker 5: affected them and what could they do legally.
Speaker 4: And it's also crazy because all Trump has to do
Speaker 4: is start aiming his energy at the workers who actually
Speaker 4: did a terrible job, Like you don't have to keep
Speaker 4: firing at the folks who didn't actually do it.
Speaker 2: They probably his people that did the job, Like it's probably.
Speaker 4: I doubt it's probably the people he wanted to port it.
Speaker 4: It's probably the fact that he bought it with people
Speaker 4: the job.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 7: Well, well, to answer your question, and the Olympian David Hern,
Speaker 7: he did lose his job behind this, and so him
Speaker 7: and his attorney, they're trying to figure out, you know,
Speaker 7: what legal recourse they can take against this whole situation.
Speaker 7: And this contract was a no bid contract, meaning that
Speaker 7: usually you're supposed to bid for it go to the
Speaker 7: highest bidder, the person with the most experienced but President
Speaker 7: Trump did.
Speaker 9: Give it to People's someone that we don't know. It
Speaker 9: still has not come out yet.
Speaker 7: We don't know the contractor who did this, but it
Speaker 7: was someone that President Trump did give this contract to,
Speaker 7: uh without without any competition from others, which you're supposed
Speaker 7: to do if you're bidding for a federal contract.
Speaker 2: That's probably the reason why he's not issuing on them
Speaker 2: because it's probably as people. So they did a terrible job.
Speaker 7: Yeah, all right, y'all. Well, coming up at seven, there's
Speaker 7: a new food born illness. I think we were just
Speaker 7: talking about it, but we'll tell you why. Two hundred
Speaker 7: people are sick and they still don't know the source.
Speaker 7: So they're still trying to look and identify where the
Speaker 7: source came from.
Speaker 9: So we'll get into that at seven.
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Speaker 12: Man. Look now I'm listening to y'all every day. I
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Speaker 14: feel me, see what I'm saying, that's what.
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Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: But you do that, but that's when you had a
Speaker 4: conversation that happened.
Speaker 6: When you jump in and you make it seem like
Speaker 6: I'm a junkie.
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Speaker 4: You're another one peddling cupcakes every goddamn morning.
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Speaker 15: are we mad about a black man doing successful in
Speaker 15: the business without telling drugs?
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Speaker 15: I never asked for anything free. I am a believer
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Speaker 15: He actually remembered me.
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Speaker 17: Keeping Light.
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Speaker 6: He never asked, and you get any always buy tickets.
Speaker 2: Did you bring copikes?
Speaker 6: He brings me edibles every time.
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Speaker 17: Good morning, Ray right Ray yo, Charlamagne, Yams, what up
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Speaker 2: This is your time to get it off your chest.
Speaker 2: I got an indoor pool pool. We want to hear
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Speaker 17: He'll tell you what it is.
Speaker 2: We lie Hell, who is hey?
Speaker 14: My name is Jill from them calling from Georgia. How
Speaker 14: you guys doing this morning?
Speaker 2: Come morning?
Speaker 14: All right? What I want to get off my check?
Speaker 14: I want to shout out to New York make a box.
Speaker 2: For winning a championship. There.
Speaker 14: I think the last time I saw them win a
Speaker 14: championship was nineteen, I don't know, early sixty.
Speaker 4: Years ago, sir. Everybody everybody saw the same thing you saw.
Speaker 5: Okay, Yeah, you're a little late to congratulate the rap
Speaker 5: at you three years ago.
Speaker 12: No, No, I'm talking about this year.
Speaker 2: Man, My goodness, fifty three years ago.
Speaker 4: The last time I think I saw him when it
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Speaker 2: Level you saw him win was.
Speaker 14: This year, dummy? Come on, yeah, tricky, big part of neck.
Speaker 12: Jasey, Cassie Russell and Big Willis reed.
Speaker 2: In the middle man. Yeah, how old are you Joseph?
Speaker 14: Yeah, I'm seventy one.
Speaker 2: He really saw he really saw you? Really seventy one, Joseph?
Speaker 14: Dang, Yeah, I was born in nineteen fifty four.
Speaker 2: I appreciate you.
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Speaker 14: no old school funk fans man? You know that's where
Speaker 14: all your rap comes from.
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Speaker 14: Like meo so fat back Marc. We play cat fans.
Speaker 2: We do not play can No, Yes, we do.
Speaker 4: We play Cameo.
Speaker 2: Sometime we play candy. Really the last time we played
Speaker 2: Cameo it had to be here. You play can you
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Speaker 2: we didn't play the yeah fan. Probably when Charlie Wilson
Speaker 2: was here.
Speaker 4: We definitely played somebody Outstanding when said Charlie Wilson was here, Yeah.
Speaker 14: What about my what about my all time favorite fans? Slaves, slave,
Speaker 14: just a touch of love.
Speaker 2: Fly, just a touch of love. Who's the name of them?
Speaker 5: I'm not from slave, he said, slave. I'm taking a
Speaker 5: brand Brittney Spare Then she just slaves.
Speaker 8: Yeah, slave song, But he said a girl seventy somebody
Speaker 8: the slaves.
Speaker 2: Like I'm not familiar with. Believe it or not.
Speaker 4: We do like songs like outstanding play on the radio
Speaker 4: more than you would like to believe.
Speaker 6: I would like to hear cameo Candy though, right, you know.
Speaker 2: What candy that summertime right there? Are you from New
Speaker 2: York and you moved to Georgia.
Speaker 14: Didn't play candy. They played Sparkle.
Speaker 2: Huh, no, we don't really play spark You are you from?
Speaker 2: Are you from New York, Living Jersey?
Speaker 18: Right?
Speaker 2: Cameo did candy too? Yeah they didn't, Yeah they did.
Speaker 12: You're right, you're right talking about hell, sir?
Speaker 14: Yeah, sir.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you have a great morning.
Speaker 3: Brother.
Speaker 14: Hey, one more thing, one more thing, all right, Yes, sir,
Speaker 14: I got a topic for you. A man and a
Speaker 14: woman want to have a baby. Okay to a month
Speaker 14: into the pregnancy. The woman says she doesn't want to
Speaker 14: have the baby, but the man still wants the baby.
Speaker 14: The woman says, it's my body. I'm getting a borsch.
Speaker 14: What should they do?
Speaker 4: You tell us what you did in seventy six, young lady,
Speaker 4: What did y'all? What did y'all do in seventy six
Speaker 4: when you was faced with that situation?
Speaker 9: Sir?
Speaker 14: That wasn't a mean man. But you know, I'm just
Speaker 14: throwing the topic out there for y'all to have its
Speaker 14: you want too.
Speaker 2: Yes, sir, thank you? So Hey, pull up, cameo candy Man.
Speaker 4: That's a good summertime regular while we still got some
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Speaker 2: Pull up, cameo candy Man. Eight hundred five eight five
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Speaker 4: Good morning, Who are you tackling this morning?
Speaker 2: What stories are you tackling in the latest this morning? Lord, Hey,
Speaker 2: good morning, y'all. The latest coming up?
Speaker 6: We do have the latest coming up. We do have
Speaker 6: the latest coming.
Speaker 2: Up, y'all.
Speaker 6: Remember we talked about the interview that Clorisu's shills did
Speaker 6: when she was asked about pet poos. Yes with the
Speaker 6: Short Streets Morning to take over. Yet, well, Clarissa is
Speaker 6: responding to another interview that was done following that and
Speaker 6: just talking about the question that was asked to her.
Speaker 6: So we're gonna get into that this morning.
Speaker 2: In a while. Yesterday, we'll get into that next. Don't
Speaker 2: go anywhere. It's the breakfast club. Good morning, late Laura row.
Speaker 4: You particularly of bringing the energy to mainstream radio with
Speaker 4: black radio sources.
Speaker 6: Trust I'm the homegrown that knows a little bit about
Speaker 6: everything in ry.
Speaker 2: She'd be having the latest com thing.
Speaker 19: You asked the question the need to be answered on
Speaker 19: the breakfast clubs.
Speaker 16: Little brown girls look at you and I want to
Speaker 16: be like you.
Speaker 6: Dog Low Okay, so real quick, we're going to get
Speaker 6: into Clarissa responding to Miss Shonika doing interviews following that question.
Speaker 6: But I want to congratulate miss Felicia. I haven't seen
Speaker 6: this picked up a lot of places, and I think
Speaker 6: it should have been. Last week she received the twenty
Speaker 6: twenty six Sydney Poitier Lifetime Achievement Award down Inier, down
Speaker 6: in North Carolina at the Black Repertory Company. So it
Speaker 6: was during an international Black Theater festival, and this award
Speaker 6: recognizes arts visionaries who transformed culture and shaped the landscape
Speaker 6: of black theater. She also did a performance while she
Speaker 6: was there. She performed the sold out one night only
Speaker 6: role and went in Marsalis's Fiddler's Tale. So congratulation.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's royalty, right, sounds like.
Speaker 6: But okay, we're gonna keep it in this South. So
Speaker 6: you guys remember last week or was that earlier this week?
Speaker 6: Recently we talked about Clarissa Shields. She was, Yeah, she
Speaker 6: was on the streets in Morning nine for five with
Speaker 6: Young Jack and Mishinka Streets Warning to take Over, and
Speaker 6: they asked her a question about her and Papus's relationship.
Speaker 6: Let's take a listen to the question that was asked
Speaker 6: by Miss Shanika.
Speaker 2: How much longer.
Speaker 6: Are you really to be in a relationship with somebody's.
Speaker 16: Husbands, because at the end of the day.
Speaker 2: That's what people are looking at.
Speaker 20: Well pause, pause, because that's not somebody's husband. Pat Posts
Speaker 20: filed for divorce. Y'all hate to say that word, but
Speaker 20: it's the word that's out there. He filed for divorce
Speaker 20: because he's serious about me.
Speaker 6: So I'm not with somebody's husband.
Speaker 20: And if you're gonna call him her husband, make sure
Speaker 20: you call her his wife. And also her hold her
Speaker 20: accountables for what she's doing in her line because she
Speaker 20: having who she's big about. So don't make it seem
Speaker 20: like it's just one sided. I'm not with somebody's husband.
Speaker 20: I'm with the man who filed for divorce, who serious
Speaker 20: about me, who has done things for me that I've
Speaker 20: done for him. So that's not what it is. They
Speaker 20: say that because they want that to be the narrative,
Speaker 20: but that's not it. People go through divorces and break
Speaker 20: ups more than anything in the world. That's why it's
Speaker 20: such a big talk.
Speaker 6: Yeah, So after that question, you know, was an accent
Speaker 6: post of course here with viral Now, Miss Shannika did
Speaker 6: a interview with Dennis Bybron The hip hop Inquirer is
Speaker 6: his outlet in his Miss Nila says where she talked
Speaker 6: about the moment. Let's take a listen to Miss Shaanika
Speaker 6: talking about that question.
Speaker 21: But yeah, I wasn't trying to go back and forth
Speaker 21: with somebody that she's sleeping with. And honestly, girl to girl, how.
Speaker 6: Long you go still be with that man?
Speaker 21: That man needs to hurry up, finish up his business
Speaker 21: whatever if you mean so much, you know he's standing
Speaker 21: on the stage with you, he's managing you. He's getting
Speaker 21: a piece of your money. You mean a lot to
Speaker 21: his pockets and his life and his survival right now.
Speaker 21: So he needs to go ahead and finish that. You
Speaker 21: looking like planing b and you're an a class fighter. Also,
Speaker 21: let me before I go, I want to say that
Speaker 21: I feel like it's fair for me to say what
Speaker 21: I said to her because she just was with Krashan
Speaker 21: Rock and told Krishan.
Speaker 6: That she needed to stay away from mouface. Yeah, so
Speaker 6: Clarissa did not like the fact that Miss Shanika was
Speaker 6: doing because she also did a Fox five and I
Speaker 6: don't know if that's something that she normally does because
Speaker 6: I know they have anchors on there all the time
Speaker 6: doing entertainment trending topics. But I saw her post yesterday.
Speaker 6: She did Fox five Atlanta as well too, But this
Speaker 6: interview Clif didn't like. And she was in a gym.
Speaker 6: Do you know she's training for her fight August fifteenth
Speaker 6: down in Atlanta. And here's what Clarissa had to say
Speaker 6: about Sika's interviews.
Speaker 22: Your big fat ass sat up there and talk that
Speaker 22: show me and then when I checked you, you show
Speaker 22: all that dispect.
Speaker 9: Now you got all this lip but.
Speaker 23: The fact that you asked a question in such a
Speaker 23: distasteful way and I answered you like the professional that
Speaker 23: I am. Now you want to go on these rents
Speaker 23: and talking about something packed with me for this reason,
Speaker 23: packed with me for that reason.
Speaker 22: You didn't say none of that stuff when you were
Speaker 22: sitting there in my presence.
Speaker 6: So now you got all this say the.
Speaker 22: Bitch you sit here and cheating on with your husband
Speaker 22: with a barber, and you want to throw a whole
Speaker 22: divorce me and you not saying I want to tell
Speaker 22: you the real.
Speaker 2: Reason why Pap is with me.
Speaker 22: My ass is real, my body's real, I look good
Speaker 22: at I'm successful, I'm young and the things that my
Speaker 22: little Coonama can do is amazing. Hopefully next time when
Speaker 22: you see me face to face, know that I can
Speaker 22: say the same.
Speaker 9: You know what I'm saying right now, Unlike.
Speaker 2: You, I'll say this.
Speaker 4: I thoroughly enjoyed that whole conversation. To me, that was
Speaker 4: good radio. Miss Schonika asked a question in the way
Speaker 4: that a lot of people think about that situation, and
Speaker 4: Clarissa gave a great answer that allowed her, at least
Speaker 4: to me, to clear it up.
Speaker 2: But I do agree with Clarissa.
Speaker 4: If you know that was Miss Schonika's opinion, the things
Speaker 4: that she said afterwards to that other interviewer, she should
Speaker 4: have said that.
Speaker 5: Claris Absolutely she should have said that to Clariss's face.
Speaker 5: And I'm sure Clarissa feels the same way like we
Speaker 5: did an interview. I'm sure after they took pictures we left,
Speaker 5: if you felt that way could have.
Speaker 2: Been a back and forth conversation, that could have been
Speaker 2: a conversation.
Speaker 6: Especially off air, because thats how you had it.
Speaker 5: But if you say it on there, you should be
Speaker 5: able to have the conversation I understand.
Speaker 6: I think my point is because even in the second
Speaker 6: interview with Shaanika did, She's like, like, you know, woman,
Speaker 6: a woman, girl, the girl right, and if you're a
Speaker 6: person who you've been through the divorce which they talked about,
Speaker 6: they all have been through divorces. I think there was
Speaker 6: a lot of opportunity to have a conversation of like,
Speaker 6: we're not trying to play you, I just want to
Speaker 6: let you know how I see you and how I
Speaker 6: don't know if you see it yourself as well too.
Speaker 4: After Clarissa made her statement on the Screech Morning to
Speaker 4: take over what miss Sanika said in that interview that
Speaker 4: you just played.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she should have said to Cloris absolutely.
Speaker 5: And I'm mad that everybody's talking about everything around Clarissa
Speaker 5: except for the fight. Everything that I've seen in the
Speaker 5: headlines and the trend that have all business back and
Speaker 5: forth and her responding August.
Speaker 2: Bringing her.
Speaker 5: Is bringing around you. Still that that felt like that
Speaker 5: was behind all this other bs.
Speaker 2: I don't mean I feel like it helped.
Speaker 6: I saw the well, I saw the lot of stuff
Speaker 6: because I followed Clarissa, But I don't feel like people
Speaker 6: talked about it like it's lit Like Loto has mentioned
Speaker 6: her in a song like you know now are like
Speaker 6: we know about her, although this this I'm between her
Speaker 6: and Pat. I'm not between her and Pat with the
Speaker 6: whole PEP situation has been like overpowering a lot of
Speaker 6: things for like the last two years. But like we do,
Speaker 6: hear more about her other fights than this one. I'm
Speaker 6: not gonna lie.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's not like a lot of I don't know
Speaker 8: she worked because she was in a gym when she
Speaker 8: posted this video. She is right about though, Krashwan do
Speaker 8: need to stay away from blue Face. So yeah, I
Speaker 8: mean I do agree with that, and I'm glad that
Speaker 8: Clarissa Shields is actually with Krashan to like a professional
Speaker 8: is teaching her to a box and fight.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Well that was the latest for the hour. And
Speaker 6: in the next hour, I have some information on what
Speaker 6: was down with that fight with Diddy behind bars. We
Speaker 6: know what happened, I think, So we're gonna talk about
Speaker 6: it all.
Speaker 2: Right when we come back.
Speaker 5: We got front page news, and then James Talarrica.
Speaker 2: Will be joining us.
Speaker 5: He's running for US, said in Texas, So don't go anywhere, James.
Speaker 2: Come on out, James, guys, it's the Breakfast Local Board.
Speaker 5: Good morning, everybody, It's t J. A. V Jesse, Larry Charlamage.
Speaker 5: The guy we at the breakfast club that was Chris Brown.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna go see him this weekend period. I know
Speaker 5: you how'd you like the show when you went.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's set up like two night clubs honestly, like
Speaker 8: you know, you got Raymonds and then you got Browns,
Speaker 8: and like this, Chris.
Speaker 2: Brown is on his grown man is you know, he's been.
Speaker 8: Grown but like it ain't really pop battles, you know,
Speaker 8: MB's or whatever whatever.
Speaker 2: Is He literally on some.
Speaker 8: Grown man Like this is a whole date night situation
Speaker 8: that you can take your wife to you I know,
Speaker 8: you tak you can still enjoy it outside of being
Speaker 8: on the date. But this is a grown and sexy
Speaker 8: to a man.
Speaker 4: Okay, fill age appropriate too, Like you know, both generations
Speaker 4: can go. That is different generators.
Speaker 2: Yeah it is.
Speaker 5: I'm excited to go. All right, Well, let's get in
Speaker 5: some front page news.
Speaker 2: Good morning, made.
Speaker 9: Me, Good morning, m VA Jess Charlamagne, how y'all doing
Speaker 9: this hour?
Speaker 16: Good morning?
Speaker 7: So we start this hour with results from several key
Speaker 7: Democratic Party races that are shaping the future of the party.
Speaker 7: So in Missouri, Congressman Wesley Bell, he defeated progressive former
Speaker 7: Congresswoman Corey Bush in a closely watched rematch, so the
Speaker 7: race became one of the most expensive House primaries in
Speaker 7: the country. Outside group spent millions backing Bell, including a
Speaker 7: pro Israel group APAX, their super Pac all together Bell
Speaker 7: and his allies. They spent roughly twenty one to twenty
Speaker 7: seven to one, outspending Corey Bush in that race and
Speaker 7: in Michigan, where Abdul lssaid he has won the Democratic
Speaker 7: nomination for US Senate, defeating Congresswoman Hailey Stevens now l
Speaker 7: sayid he was backed by Bernie Sanders, AOC, and he
Speaker 7: built his campaign around lowering the costs for working families,
Speaker 7: reducing the influence of big money in politics, and supporters
Speaker 7: say that message is why they voted for him.
Speaker 24: Let's listen, Abdul, because he doesn't take money from me.
Speaker 24: We've got to start taking care of home and instead
Speaker 24: of the same old status quo, Democrats Republicans all seen
Speaker 24: the same agenda for another country. You have to take
Speaker 24: care of the people here and that's my race.
Speaker 25: The main issue was is one just overall change, and
Speaker 25: people who had an independent view and thought process of
Speaker 25: what's right for the voters, not what's right for corporate
Speaker 25: packs or what's right for any affiliations that support them.
Speaker 7: Yes, so I'm about.
Speaker 4: To say something the tailor two races, right, Like, these
Speaker 4: races don't always boil down the money because they outspent
Speaker 4: Abdul and lost without outspent Corey Bush and one. So
Speaker 4: if you ask me, you know, issues resonate differently in
Speaker 4: different places.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they spent like, what sixty seventy million against him
Speaker 7: and he's still won.
Speaker 2: So the way you're talking about these numbers is like
Speaker 2: these numbers mean nothing, Right, they spent.
Speaker 5: One hundred It just seems like they're just spending a
Speaker 5: lot of money and people are still Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Well he now advances to faced Republican Mike Rogers
Speaker 7: in November, and we'll be watching this race is one
Speaker 7: of the nation's most competitive Senate races happening there in Michigan.
Speaker 7: And we have a new food borne illness outbreak to
Speaker 7: tell you about. So, federal health officials are investigating a
Speaker 7: salmonella outbreak that could involve more than two hundred people,
Speaker 7: but the source has.
Speaker 9: Not yet been confirmed.
Speaker 7: But one of the biggest clusters is happening in Minnesota,
Speaker 7: where health officials say at least one hundred and ten
Speaker 7: people have gotten sick, and many of those people reported
Speaker 7: eating at Chipotle before becoming ill, prompting the restaurant chain
Speaker 7: to pull certain jlapenos from affected locations and replace them
Speaker 7: with peppers from a different grower.
Speaker 9: Health officials say the.
Speaker 7: Contaminated ingredient may have been served at other Mexican style
Speaker 7: restaurants as well, but the FDA has not yet issued
Speaker 7: a recall and the investigation is ongoing.
Speaker 2: So why does I hate that?
Speaker 4: Samonilla? Sounds so tasty? Right with some brown rice and
Speaker 4: a green vegetable, you.
Speaker 6: Know what I mean, extra cilantro.
Speaker 4: It's some type of salmon dishes, you know what I
Speaker 4: mean when they add a little something to it, salm,
Speaker 4: and we get some of that.
Speaker 2: And I don't hear it like you guys have always heard.
Speaker 13: I don't.
Speaker 8: Just take away that salmonella actually sounds like a dish,
Speaker 8: like a real nice how.
Speaker 2: To wash your ass to? So why we listening to
Speaker 2: I cannot just learn how to watch?
Speaker 9: Let's move on.
Speaker 7: We're gonna talk about something that is gaining more and
Speaker 7: more momentum. So it's the rise of the stay at
Speaker 7: home boyfriend. So it may sound like a social media trend,
Speaker 7: but economists say it's becoming a real economic trend. So
Speaker 7: new numbers show women hold more jobs than men, and
Speaker 7: economists say that's changing who brings home to paycheck. Experts
Speaker 7: say part of the reason is that many of the
Speaker 7: fastest growing fields, they are dominated by women. And at
Speaker 7: the same time, industries that employ more men they have
Speaker 7: slowed and cut job So translation, women are becoming the breadwinners.
Speaker 7: So the conversation that everyone is having is if he's cooking,
Speaker 7: cleaning and holding down the home, does he still have
Speaker 7: to bring in the paycheck? What do you guys think?
Speaker 4: Well, data shows that a lot of these women are
Speaker 4: pleasantly plump. So dropping the bombs, dropping on the clothes
Speaker 4: bombs for all the pleasantly bumper a saucer, all the
Speaker 4: large women who can afford to have a stay at
Speaker 4: homeboy McDonald's is not a that's what is. We just
Speaker 4: was having this conversation about what's considered homeless nowday because
Speaker 4: I was listening to you know, Wes Bellamy on the
Speaker 4: Native Lamp podcast with Angel Ryan, and he was discussing
Speaker 4: how a lot of people are considered homeless, especially men,
Speaker 4: because they go from house to house, right, they be CouchSurfing,
Speaker 4: they be dealing with all of these different chicks because
Speaker 4: they don't really have a place to stay exactly.
Speaker 2: And that's what's happening in this situation. I bet you.
Speaker 5: I think that's the situation that memis talking about. I
Speaker 5: think she's just saying that women are making more than
Speaker 5: men and men just can't find jobs and they're basically
Speaker 5: being at home.
Speaker 2: Boyfriends, husband, your boyfriend. You don't know the size of
Speaker 2: these women, me, I bet you. I bet you can't
Speaker 2: do the data for.
Speaker 8: Really like oh this, Yeah, I didn't had some couch
Speaker 8: potato boyfriends, honestly, seriously, and it's it's not cool. I mean,
Speaker 8: if you're going to be home, you might as well cook,
Speaker 8: clean and do all of that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but like, still that's still I find it. That's
Speaker 2: still not you was dumb, young man.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 5: But still, but a man and a woman could be
Speaker 5: a couch potato and she does everything.
Speaker 2: That's fine, But I don't.
Speaker 8: Even like that. That's not even like how I would
Speaker 8: live my life.
Speaker 6: I gotta work. I can't just be home.
Speaker 5: You know, like you know, but if a guy's working
Speaker 5: for work, if he's looking for work and his girl
Speaker 5: is working and she has a great job, and.
Speaker 2: How long you gotta be looking? How long you're going
Speaker 2: to be looking?
Speaker 6: That's always what they say, I'm looking, you know.
Speaker 4: GI up on what y'all having two different conversations When
Speaker 4: you're talking about couch potatoes, but then you're talking about
Speaker 4: stay at home boyfriend. Some people that stay at home
Speaker 4: don't mean their couch potatoes. They're the CEOs of the house,
Speaker 4: like they take care of the household. Yeah, that's what me.
Speaker 4: That's what you're asking me. If the guy is doing
Speaker 4: that while the woman, should.
Speaker 9: He still have to bring home a paycheck? Or is
Speaker 9: it okay reverse those gender roles.
Speaker 8: I think that I just clean in my past or
Speaker 8: whatever job.
Speaker 4: If the man is at home and he's doing the
Speaker 4: cooking and he's doing the cleaning and he's holding the
Speaker 4: kids down, he.
Speaker 6: Show okay, yeah.
Speaker 2: Help big mom out.
Speaker 5: Okay, what's his name, jess, big mom just kidd just
Speaker 5: get yeah because it's it's.
Speaker 2: Three of them.
Speaker 8: So yeah, no, not Rome, everybody like never live with
Speaker 8: me never?
Speaker 2: All right, Well, thank you sorry over all.
Speaker 7: Right, yes, I will look into the pleasantly plump situation too,
Speaker 7: although that was not part of the data.
Speaker 2: You better not put that in your chat GPT. You
Speaker 2: better not of these women that plus us.
Speaker 6: Oh my god.
Speaker 5: All right, all right, y'all will matter from all right
Speaker 5: now when we come back. He's running US Senate in Texas.
Speaker 5: Look to everybody out in Texas that listens. His name
Speaker 5: is James tallerco and we're gonna talk.
Speaker 2: To him like vote, yeah, get out, damn vote.
Speaker 14: Girl.
Speaker 2: You don't know what you're talking about. Nothing, no clue,
Speaker 2: no clue. Ah man, that's the breakfast cloab in the morning.
Speaker 17: Morning.
Speaker 5: Everybody is dj Envyes Hilaris Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 2: We are the breakfast club. Our sist Angela Rye is
Speaker 2: here with us this morning. Angela who I said, Angela
Speaker 2: Rye Isla?
Speaker 6: Hi wow?
Speaker 5: How sis Angela Rai is with us this morning. And
Speaker 5: we got a special guest in the building. We have
Speaker 5: James Tallerrico. Welcome, thanks for having me. How you're feeling
Speaker 5: this morning?
Speaker 2: Doing good? Thanks Golf Burden for the imitation.
Speaker 4: James is the Democratic nominee in the twenty twenty six
Speaker 4: US Senate election in Texas. Now, I told somebody you
Speaker 4: was coming up here, and they said, oh, his internals
Speaker 4: must show he's down.
Speaker 2: Bad with black people.
Speaker 26: Actually shows the opposite. You know, the polling that we've seen,
Speaker 26: both private and public, shows us out performing recent Democratic
Speaker 26: nominees in Texas with black voters.
Speaker 2: But we have a lot more work to do, and.
Speaker 26: We had to keep our foot on the gas because
Speaker 26: it's going to take.
Speaker 2: All of us to win this race.
Speaker 26: I haven't pulled Congressman Crockett, but you know, she has
Speaker 26: been out there campaigning for down ballot candidates all over
Speaker 26: the state of Texas, kind of shining a spotlight on
Speaker 26: candidates who don't get to come on the breakfast club
Speaker 26: but are still running really important races all over the state.
Speaker 26: And so this is very much a team effort to
Speaker 26: make this happen, and it really feels like this is
Speaker 26: probably the best shot we've had in thirty years.
Speaker 2: Now, Like to what got you into politics? Why are
Speaker 2: you here? What makes you say? This is what I
Speaker 2: want to do, this is why I want to help people.
Speaker 26: Well, before I was a politician, I was a public
Speaker 26: school teacher. I taught sixth grade language arts at Rhodes
Speaker 26: Middle School on the west side of San Antonio. I
Speaker 26: always say that teaching middle school is the best preparation
Speaker 26: for politics. If you can handle the drama a middle
Speaker 26: school classroom, you can handle the drama of the Texas
Speaker 26: House or the US Senate. And the west side of
Speaker 26: San Antonio is one of the poor zip codes in
Speaker 26: the state of Texas. I entered the classroom in the
Speaker 26: fall of twenty eleven, right after the state legislature in
Speaker 26: Texas cut five billion dollars from public schools. So as
Speaker 26: a brand new teacher, I saw the impact of those
Speaker 26: cuts firsthand. At one point, I had forty five students
Speaker 26: in one classroom.
Speaker 2: There weren't enough.
Speaker 26: Desks for all those kids, and so I had students
Speaker 26: sitting on the air conditioning unit.
Speaker 2: And that got me mad. I mean, this is the
Speaker 2: wealthiest country.
Speaker 26: In human history, this is the twenty first century, and
Speaker 26: you've got kids sitting on the air conditioning unit.
Speaker 2: So when I left the.
Speaker 26: Classroom, I led an education nonprofit that was helping schools
Speaker 26: like mine in central Texas. And then when a seat
Speaker 26: in that same legislature opened up in my hometown around Rock, Texas,
Speaker 26: I had, through my hat in the ring. I was
Speaker 26: twenty eight years old. I had never run for office before.
Speaker 26: I was a Democrat running in a Trump district in
Speaker 26: a county that was so read it hadn't voted for
Speaker 26: a Democrat for president since Jimmy Carter. And so I
Speaker 26: was told by all the powers that be in the
Speaker 26: Democratic Party that the race was lost cause that I
Speaker 26: shouldn't spend any time or effer on this project. But
Speaker 26: my neighbors and I in Williamson County, like we believed
Speaker 26: it was possible. We ran an aggressive campaign, an authentic campaign,
Speaker 26: and an unorthodox campaign at times, and on election night
Speaker 26: we flipped that district with fifty one percent of the vote.
Speaker 26: And now I'm in my fourth term in the Texas House.
Speaker 26: I've gotten to pass major policies through the legislature. It's
Speaker 26: not an easy place to work as a Democrat, as
Speaker 26: you can imagine, like we're we don't have either chamber,
Speaker 26: we don't the governor's mansion, we don't have any agency.
Speaker 26: But I've been able to pass sixty bipartisan bills, many
Speaker 26: of them around education, helping schools like the one I
Speaker 26: taught in, helping students like mine all over the state.
Speaker 26: And now so many of these fights that I've been
Speaker 26: leading at the state House, for education, for voting rights,
Speaker 26: for healthcare access, all those are those fights are now
Speaker 26: more urgent than ever. At the federal level, we've seen
Speaker 26: a full frontal assault on public education in DC two.
Speaker 26: So that's what motivated me to step up and throw
Speaker 26: my hat in the ring again for this US Senate seat.
Speaker 16: You all, you talked about voting rights.
Speaker 19: You rose to some prominence nationally with the voting rights
Speaker 19: issues taking place in Tech is really where I believe
Speaker 19: conservatives tested out the ability to start to take away
Speaker 19: seats mid decade. Redistrict answer, can you talk a little
Speaker 19: bit about how you would continue in this fight as
Speaker 19: a senator? Of course, all of the Voting Rights Act
Speaker 19: sections that have given us black folks protection are guted,
Speaker 19: So what would you do to ensure that we regain
Speaker 19: some of our voting rights?
Speaker 26: Yeah, I mean, this is the most aggressive attack on
Speaker 26: black political power since Jim Crow. And I know it
Speaker 26: sounds like a big statement to make, but I mean,
Speaker 26: you look at the last twelve months, you look at
Speaker 26: these Supreme Court cases, you look at this racist redistricting
Speaker 26: map in Texas, and I say, racist because it is
Speaker 26: systematically diluting the voting power of black and brown Texans.
Speaker 26: And when you look at now how the districts are drawn,
Speaker 26: a white Texan has a lot more political power. Their
Speaker 26: vote matters more than the vote of our black and
Speaker 26: brown neighbors. And it's why last year, a year ago, yesterday,
Speaker 26: my colleagues and I in the Texas House took the
Speaker 26: extraordinary step of breaking quorum. And what that for those
Speaker 26: that don't follow legislative prop politics. In order to conduct
Speaker 26: business on the floor of the House, you have to
Speaker 26: have something called a quorum, which is a certain number
Speaker 26: of members present in order to start the day. And
Speaker 26: what we did is my colleagues and I we left
Speaker 26: the state of Texas. We went up to Illinois in
Speaker 26: order to prevent them from getting quorum, so they couldn't
Speaker 26: they couldn't take up these new maps because we were gone.
Speaker 26: And they actually they they they called the Texas Rangers
Speaker 26: on us to find us and arrest us and bring
Speaker 26: us back to the capital. We got bomb threats and
Speaker 26: death threats when we were up in Chicago, but we
Speaker 26: did it not because it's necessarily a sustainable legislative tactic
Speaker 26: like we're a part time legislature in Texas. Our members
Speaker 26: have families and kids and aging parents that they've got
Speaker 26: to get back to. We have jobs that we got
Speaker 26: to get back to. But the goal strategically was to
Speaker 26: shine a national spotlight on those maps, because when they
Speaker 26: first kind of got introduced last summer, no one was
Speaker 26: talking about it. And by breaking quorum, suddenly the whole
Speaker 26: national media is talking about this redistricting power graph. And
Speaker 26: then you saw California and Virginia and other states get
Speaker 26: in the fight to try to try to level the
Speaker 26: playing field and cancel out the stolen seats in Texas.
Speaker 26: And so I'm really proud of what we did. But
Speaker 26: to answer your question, the first thing that we have
Speaker 26: to do when we win this seat, when we have
Speaker 26: a government that actually serves people, we have to pass
Speaker 26: the John Lewis Voting Rights Act. We have to restore
Speaker 26: federal voting rights protections. Because I my faith is very
Speaker 26: important to me, and I believe that these rights are
Speaker 26: God given. I don't think these rights come from politicians,
Speaker 26: because if they come from politicians, it means politicians can
Speaker 26: take them away. I think they are inherent to each person,
Speaker 26: to each citizen. That's what I'm saying, Like, what they
Speaker 26: are doing is robbing people of rights that are inherent
Speaker 26: to them as human beings. That the ability to shape
Speaker 26: your own destiny, the ability for all of us to
Speaker 26: shape our own destiny. That comes from something a lot
Speaker 26: bigger than any elected official or any political party. And
Speaker 26: it's why it's a red line. We can disagree on
Speaker 26: budget policy, we can disagree on education policy, but if
Speaker 26: you rob people of their voting rights, that means we
Speaker 26: don't have a shot in the next election to make
Speaker 26: our case and change the power structure. And so you're
Speaker 26: essentially you mentioned mid decade. And this is also confusing
Speaker 26: for folks who don't obsess about politics, But you're supposed
Speaker 26: to to adjust district boundaries at the beginning of every
Speaker 26: decade after we get a census because population changes, and
Speaker 26: you want to adjust the districts. Right, if you've got
Speaker 26: a place that's growing rapidly or a place that's declining,
Speaker 26: you got to adjust serbody as one vote, one person,
Speaker 26: one vote. But what they're doing in Texas is they
Speaker 26: are redrawing the lines in the middle of the decade,
Speaker 26: which is unprecedented. I mean, it's like changing the rules
Speaker 26: after halftime because you're worried the other team's going to
Speaker 26: win the game.
Speaker 27: I mean, it's cheating, Like that's.
Speaker 26: The real word for it, is they are cheap. They're
Speaker 26: trying to steal an election, and more politicians to say that.
Speaker 2: Just like that.
Speaker 19: I think some of the issues around the mid deca
Speaker 19: districting is what kind of created the fever pitch around
Speaker 19: your primary. When I think about a quorum breaker, I
Speaker 19: also think about Jasmine Crockett, who did that in the
Speaker 19: state House. And so I'm curious when she was in
Speaker 19: the state House where you all friends, did you all
Speaker 19: ally around some pieces of policy, some legislation?
Speaker 26: We were, you know, partly because like we were some
Speaker 26: of the only young people in the state House, like
Speaker 26: everybody else is like my grandparents' age. And so she
Speaker 26: and I bonded immediately because we were younger. I think
Speaker 26: we were also we tended to be the troublemakers in
Speaker 26: the house. And and and from the moment she walked
Speaker 26: onto the floor, actually before she walked on the floor,
Speaker 26: because I'd followed her campaign.
Speaker 2: Like I saw what a star she was.
Speaker 27: You can just tell she still is.
Speaker 2: She still is.
Speaker 26: And it was so apparent from those those you know,
Speaker 26: that first campaign and her first time in the Texas House,
Speaker 26: and so, yeah, we were friends. And then she got
Speaker 26: elected to Congress and then the Senate primary, and it
Speaker 26: was I think even more painful, at least for me,
Speaker 26: because of that friendship. Primaries always suck because they're kind
Speaker 26: of in the coalition, in the family and and and
Speaker 26: they can they can be really painful because there's not
Speaker 26: a ton of policy differences, right, so it's more like
Speaker 26: how are you going to campaign? And and and those
Speaker 26: tactical questions and then personalities, and it just gets really
Speaker 26: really ugly, especially now with social media. But I'm I'm
Speaker 26: still a huge fan.
Speaker 16: And so to that point. Two weeks ago, you were
Speaker 16: at a town hall.
Speaker 19: I know Keith Edwards came up, Rogue DNC came up,
Speaker 19: folks who were adamant about attacking Jasmine online, and you
Speaker 19: said that you wanted them to keep Jasmine's name out
Speaker 19: of their mouths.
Speaker 16: The primary is over. Do you wish you would have
Speaker 16: said that sooner?
Speaker 26: The first day that the congressman got in the race,
Speaker 26: I put out a video on social media, sent it
Speaker 26: to our fifty thousand volunteers, Send it to our entire
Speaker 26: campaign staff, every person who worked for the campaign, and
Speaker 26: you go back and watch it. It was in December,
Speaker 26: and I said that Congressman Crockett is my friend, she
Speaker 26: is a leader, and she deserves our utmost respect. And
Speaker 26: then I kept repeating it throughout the campaign because I
Speaker 26: kept seeing this vitriol on social media, and obviously I
Speaker 26: can't police every single comment section, but I can show leadership,
Speaker 26: and you know, I look back and it's possible I
Speaker 26: could have showed more leadership, because again, this is so
Speaker 26: much bigger than me. It's so much bigger than Congressman Crockett.
Speaker 2: I mean, we have to win this race.
Speaker 26: People are dying in our state because of policies that
Speaker 26: have been passed by the extremists in Texas, and so
Speaker 26: this is a lot bigger than any of us. And
Speaker 26: people online, especially people who don't live in Texas, who
Speaker 26: are just like pushing their own agenda or trying to
Speaker 26: make some kind of political point at our expense, I'm like,
Speaker 26: we don't have time for that. We have to win
Speaker 26: to help our people in Texas. And so whatever agenda
Speaker 26: you have, whatever clicks or likes you're trying to get
Speaker 26: on social media take that elsewhere because we have work
Speaker 26: to do in Texas.
Speaker 4: But it does help you campaign, right Like, like I
Speaker 4: want you to really answer this question. If you saw
Speaker 4: these codd I guess racial dog whistles that will undermining
Speaker 4: Dad in the Crockett it doesn't really behoove you to
Speaker 4: step out there and be like, hey, don't do that,
Speaker 4: because you still want.
Speaker 26: To win, right well, So I would disagree because attacks
Speaker 26: on the congresswoman I think make it harder for us
Speaker 26: to win this general election because the whole coalition has
Speaker 26: to be together. Like in Texas, there's no way for
Speaker 26: any one of our communities to win this election alone.
Speaker 26: And so we need Black Texans to win this race.
Speaker 26: And then if you know, when we win this race
Speaker 26: in November, I'll represent the most African Americans of any
Speaker 26: senator in the country. And so all these attacks have
Speaker 26: I think hurt our camp pain. They have heard our coalition,
Speaker 26: They've hurt our chances of winning in November. I still
Speaker 26: think we're gonna win, but this has made it harder, I.
Speaker 4: Would say, But that was one of the racial dogs,
Speaker 4: was that they said that she wasn't electable, like you
Speaker 4: could win stay wide, but she couldn't yep.
Speaker 26: And I got asked about this on the view on
Speaker 26: national television and they asked me point blank, like, do
Speaker 26: you think Congressman Crockett is elected by I said absolutely,
Speaker 26: And I said, you know, if she wins this primary, like,
Speaker 26: I'm gonna be behind her one thousand percent. What's our
Speaker 26: relationship now, you obviously the primary was was difficult. We've
Speaker 26: exchanged some messages. I was blown away by the fact
Speaker 26: that the morning after the primary, I mean like early
Speaker 26: the next morning, Congressman Crockett was out there with a
Speaker 26: statement endorsing me in the entire ticket. Like, if I'm
Speaker 26: being very honest, I don't know if I if I
Speaker 26: could have done that the morning after, right, I would
Speaker 26: probably have to take up a day before I was
Speaker 26: ready to to come out real and do that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean it's hard because you said, you know,
Speaker 2: it's all about winning this of course.
Speaker 26: But I mean, but we're all still human, right, Like
Speaker 26: you can know the work is important and it can
Speaker 26: still hurt you personally.
Speaker 4: That's what I mean when I said, you know, when
Speaker 4: you see her being attacked, yeah, it does help.
Speaker 2: Your campaign when that happens. Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 26: I just I really think that anyone who is sowing
Speaker 26: division within our coalition is is hurting my chances, hurting
Speaker 26: all of our chances to win.
Speaker 2: But I mean, she she she put all of that.
Speaker 26: Behind the the work, and she came out that morning
Speaker 26: and endorsed the entire ticket, endorsed me. And then now
Speaker 26: she's been campaigning all over the state for these down
Speaker 26: ballot candidates and still in the fight.
Speaker 2: Like she once.
Speaker 26: She has a job, right, she's a sitting congresswoman. She
Speaker 26: could also just like you know, take a breather and
Speaker 26: take a beat and walk away for a little bit.
Speaker 26: Don't think any of us would blame her for doing that.
Speaker 26: But she's out there hitting the trail.
Speaker 2: What's important that people are not talking about that's important
Speaker 2: to you important?
Speaker 27: No, no, no, I'm I'm for legalizing talking about about
Speaker 27: Texas officially, And.
Speaker 26: I don't think people, I don't think people are aware
Speaker 26: that this is really happening. It just I mean the
Speaker 26: law just went into effect, but THC products are virtually
Speaker 26: banned in the state of Texas. I mean, now it's
Speaker 26: a felony to have delta A. I mean even d uys.
Speaker 26: I mean, you have to have a you have to
Speaker 26: have three duys to get a felony, and now just
Speaker 26: having delta eight can get you that felony. So I
Speaker 26: mean like it's it's it's insane. And and I mentioned corruption.
Speaker 26: This is because of corruption. Think about what industries are
Speaker 26: most worried about THHC products being readily available big, big beer,
Speaker 26: big tobacco, right, and so they were the ones pushing
Speaker 26: this THHC band because it hurts their bottom line, right.
Speaker 26: And and a lot of research shows that THHC cannabis, uh,
Speaker 26: these products are safer and less addictive than than beer
Speaker 26: or tobacco. And and so to me, this is a
Speaker 26: prime example of what corruption looks like when you've got
Speaker 26: big industries buying politicians and pushing bills that harm people
Speaker 26: but benefit them financially. And I think a lot of Texans,
Speaker 26: a lot of young Texans, a lot of our veterans,
Speaker 26: they use THHC products for PTSD.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a bible to burn.
Speaker 26: I mean, I mean, I mean bush Well, I mean
Speaker 26: they they legalized hemp in Texas. I think it was
Speaker 26: six years ago, and this is now a booming industry
Speaker 26: in our state. I mean, these are local small businesses.
Speaker 26: This bill this ban is a gift to the drug
Speaker 26: cartels because Texans are going to keep smoking weed, They're
Speaker 26: going to keep eating edibles. They're not going to stop
Speaker 26: because some politicians told them to. But now instead of
Speaker 26: supporting a local small business, they're going to go get
Speaker 26: it on the black market.
Speaker 2: They don't know what they're getting with smoke and what's
Speaker 2: in it, and.
Speaker 26: Right right, I mean, it's it's It just drives me
Speaker 26: crazy when you have these policies that clearly don't serve people,
Speaker 26: actively hurt people. I mean, things are so hard right now,
Speaker 26: Like Texans can't afford the basics. They can't get ahead
Speaker 26: no matter how hard they work or how much they save,
Speaker 26: and you're going to ban a product that gives them
Speaker 26: a little bit of peace, Like it just it just
Speaker 26: drives me crazy. We should be trying to make people's
Speaker 26: lives easier, not making their lives harder.
Speaker 19: Any candidate on a national stage is being forced to
Speaker 19: contend with the genocide in Gaza. And I think what
Speaker 19: is remarkable is in most cases, including an interviews you've done,
Speaker 19: the statement is made. Israel has a right to defend itself.
Speaker 19: As a senator, you will have to vote on whether
Speaker 19: or not Israel should receive military aid. How would you
Speaker 19: vote on whether or not the country gives Israel military aid?
Speaker 26: Yeah, I would not vote to send weapons to the
Speaker 26: net Yahu government.
Speaker 16: But what about military aid like a bit more broader, Yeah,
Speaker 16: I think.
Speaker 26: All of that needs to be conditioned on ending the
Speaker 26: death and the destruction in Gaza and the West Bank.
Speaker 26: I've been very outspoken on this issue from the beginning
Speaker 26: of the campaign.
Speaker 16: But you're specific to say death and destruction not genocide.
Speaker 16: Why is that?
Speaker 26: Well, you know, I know that the legal term genocide
Speaker 26: is being litigated in the International Criminal Court, and certainly
Speaker 26: there's evidence to bring those charges, and and I think
Speaker 26: the United States should abide by whatever ruling is the
Speaker 26: court comes to. But I think as a US senator,
Speaker 26: my job would be to take action. Right, My job
Speaker 26: would not be to litigate what terms are used. My
Speaker 26: job would be to stop what's happening. And that's why
Speaker 26: I've said I would use every bit of our nation's
Speaker 26: diplomatic and financial leverage to protect the lives of Palestinians.
Speaker 26: And my north star on this on this issue is
Speaker 26: always protecting innocent life. Obviously, what happened on October seventh
Speaker 26: was horrific, and I grieve for the lost Israeli lives,
Speaker 26: and I grieve for the lost Palestinian lives. I when
Speaker 26: I first got in the race, I was asked about
Speaker 26: this the first week of the campaign, and I quoted
Speaker 26: a theologian who said, I screamed at God for the
Speaker 26: starving children until I realized the starving children was God
Speaker 26: screaming at me. And God is screaming at all of
Speaker 26: us in Gaza and in the West Bank. And we
Speaker 26: have to we have to heed those christ and it
Speaker 26: demands action. And so I've I've gotten some heat for
Speaker 26: saying that I would I would stop those weapons sales
Speaker 26: and condition that military aid.
Speaker 2: But I think we all have to meet this this
Speaker 2: moral moment.
Speaker 26: And our country is complicit and what's happening and and
Speaker 26: and I know, at least I for one, can't stand
Speaker 26: by and do nothing while it's happening.
Speaker 2: Why the so harp of some elected efficials to criticize meaning, yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 26: I mean, I have no problem criticizing any leader, certainly
Speaker 26: any foreign leader.
Speaker 4: And I don't you know, I think sometimes when people
Speaker 4: think they're criticizing BB that's the indictment of all of
Speaker 4: Israel or.
Speaker 26: All of our Jewish neighbors right here in this country.
Speaker 26: And I've you know, I've I've stood by the Jewish
Speaker 26: community in my state, in my community in Central Texas,
Speaker 26: every time they've faced anti Semitism, just like I've stood
Speaker 26: by our Muslim neighbors when they're facing Islamophobia. I can
Speaker 26: be for America, of course, oh absolutely, But I mean,
Speaker 26: let's back to the issue of corruption. Let's be honest.
Speaker 26: I do think the influence of a pack in our
Speaker 26: elections has a chilling effect, and people don't feel like
Speaker 26: they can speak their minds because their worried a pack
Speaker 26: is going to drop, you know, hundreds of millions of
Speaker 26: dollars in their race, usually not even talking about the
Speaker 26: issue of Israel or issues that Jewish American space. These
Speaker 26: are usually completely separate issues that they're campaigning on. So
Speaker 26: I do think the reason I keep going back to
Speaker 26: money in politics and corruption is I do think it's
Speaker 26: the rot at the core of our broken system. And
Speaker 26: until you fix that system, like the Vice President is proposing,
Speaker 26: until you get the big money out of our politics,
Speaker 26: until you ban corporate packs and super packs, we're not
Speaker 26: going to be able to one have elected officials who
Speaker 26: can speak their mind Two, we're not going to be
Speaker 26: able to make progress on all those issues that we
Speaker 26: care about, whether they're here or abroad. So I think
Speaker 26: every I always think you just follow the money, and
Speaker 26: everything comes back to the influence of these giant packs
Speaker 26: on our political process, same as true of AI. I mean,
Speaker 26: there are a lot of candidates around the country who
Speaker 26: are being very careful about what they say on AI
Speaker 26: because they're worried these giant AI companies are going to
Speaker 26: drop one hundreds of million millions of dollars against them.
Speaker 26: So we have to have a democratic, small d democratic
Speaker 26: system where where candidates can say with they think and
Speaker 26: then be judged on that. But right now it's it's
Speaker 26: basically these giant packs where there's a pack, whether it's
Speaker 26: open AI that are that are creating a chilling effect
Speaker 26: and then people you know, can't speak their minds.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 26: Capital the Democratic Party would be the party I belong to.
Speaker 26: But democracy is beyond any political party, and middle school
Speaker 26: is the best preparations for politics.
Speaker 2: Charlemagne kept Charlote is a good student and I'm not
Speaker 2: giving up on it. He's got potential question.
Speaker 5: No, I know you said, question of Texas. We see
Speaker 5: what Melo Anthony, and you said it was a tragedy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what did you mean by that?
Speaker 26: Well, I've done a lot of work in the state
Speaker 26: House on justice reform, and right now we've got a
Speaker 26: system that doesn't serve all Americans equally, and and we
Speaker 26: know that black Texans have been have not gotten the
Speaker 26: justice they deserve in many cases.
Speaker 2: And you know, I'm not an.
Speaker 26: Expert on this particular case, but I know that there
Speaker 26: were no black members of the jury, And to me,
Speaker 26: that's the only evidence you need to really prove that
Speaker 26: this system is not working for black Texans.
Speaker 5: Did you get backlash for saying, Comella Anthony, verdict was
Speaker 5: a tragedy at all?
Speaker 26: Yes, I mean, in this day and age, like you're
Speaker 26: always going to get backlash for whatever. Yeah, And at
Speaker 26: the end of the day, I have to I have
Speaker 26: to look myself in the mirror. At the end of
Speaker 26: the day, I've got to be comfortable with the race
Speaker 26: that I ran, and I've got to be true to
Speaker 26: myself and my gut is that Texans are hungry for
Speaker 26: someone who believes what they believe and is authentic and
Speaker 26: is grounded and rooted in something deeper than partisanship or politics.
Speaker 26: And so even if they disagree with me on an issue,
Speaker 26: I hope they can sense that it is genuine and
Speaker 26: that I'm here to serve them and I'm going to
Speaker 26: do that as authentically as I possibly can.
Speaker 2: You have it, ladies and gentlemen. I appreciate you for
Speaker 2: joining us this morning. Thank you. Any business to do.
Speaker 26: If people want to join us, they can go to
Speaker 26: our website James Teller dot com sign up to volunteer.
Speaker 26: We're gonna need door knockers, we're gonna need folks on
Speaker 26: phone banks. We're gonna be folks sending text messages. Even
Speaker 26: if you've never volunteered before, we will teach you how
Speaker 26: to do it. And if you're feeling a little hopeless,
Speaker 26: if you're doom, scrolling action is the best antidote to
Speaker 26: that despair. There was an organizer friend who told me,
Speaker 26: you can't you can't wring your hands when you're rolling
Speaker 26: up your sleeves.
Speaker 2: So let's all get to work.
Speaker 26: Let's do that work in Texas and across the country,
Speaker 26: and and and it's an honor to do that.
Speaker 2: Work with everybody. Ask you one question.
Speaker 4: Yeah, please, if Jesus came back to day, which political
Speaker 4: party you'd think would be most uncomfortable.
Speaker 26: I think both political parties would be deeply uncomfortable. I
Speaker 26: think Jesus is far more radical than any political party.
Speaker 26: And when I say radical, I don't mean extreme. The
Speaker 26: word radical comes from the Latin word for root. So
Speaker 26: Jesus goes to the root of our problems, and he
Speaker 26: calls us to a deeper love, a deeper justice, a
Speaker 26: deeper peace. And so I think he would challenge both
Speaker 26: political parties to keep working toward a a more radical
Speaker 26: vision for democracy, more rights, more opportunities for more of
Speaker 26: our neighbors.
Speaker 5: Well, James Talerico, thank you for joining us. Thanks the
Speaker 5: Breakfast Club, Good morning. All right, Well let's get to
Speaker 5: the latest with Lauren.
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Speaker 6: Trust I'm the homegrownd that knows a little bit about
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Speaker 2: Having the latest. Anything you ask the question they need
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Speaker 16: Little Brown Girls look at you and go I want
Speaker 16: to be like you.
Speaker 6: So there are reports right now that Diddy's prison sentence
Speaker 6: has changed follow the fight that he had that we
Speaker 6: told you guys about at Fort Dix here in Jersey.
Speaker 6: So according to the Federal Bureau of Prisons, did He
Speaker 6: now won't get out until February twenty twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 6: Now this happened just literally days after his release date
Speaker 6: had been moved up from February to January. Now, we
Speaker 6: talked about that fight here that he got into behind bars. Now,
Speaker 6: I yesterday did some dagging trying to figure out exactly
Speaker 6: what happened, and I was told that the fight started
Speaker 6: because there was an inmate that was taunting did He?
Speaker 6: And I asked, you know, why was the taunting happening?
Speaker 6: And I was told that normally when someone is about
Speaker 6: to finish the programs like he's into, like the art
Speaker 6: debt program, which he will be finishing in August, this
Speaker 6: happens like there are in May too kind of pick
Speaker 6: what you just because they know that you're about to
Speaker 6: be finishing that and your release states are moving up.
Speaker 6: And he was ignoring and taunting at first, from what
Speaker 6: I'm told, and then something was said, something disrespectful was
Speaker 6: said about his family. So then they started shoving each other.
Speaker 6: And then I was told that they didn't even shove
Speaker 6: each other or get into it physically, long before the
Speaker 6: guards came in. Now, I pushed back on that because
Speaker 6: I was told something completely different from the original source
Speaker 6: who called me, who even told me that the fight happened.
Speaker 6: I was told that this has something to do with
Speaker 6: Diddy allegedly smoking cigarettes in an unauthorized area, and the
Speaker 6: inmates were upset because they were worried about like searches
Speaker 6: that would happen if if the guards found out the
Speaker 6: cigarettes were being smoked in a certain area. But this
Speaker 6: is what I was told as to why the fight happened.
Speaker 2: So we don't know which one is true, which one
Speaker 2: is not.
Speaker 6: No, and no one will go on record about anything.
Speaker 6: So that's all I have right now.
Speaker 2: All the things that taught Diddy about.
Speaker 6: Eventually he said something disrespectful about his family, which is
Speaker 6: what made did he fight? But it started because you
Speaker 6: know what.
Speaker 2: The disrespect was.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying all of the things that you could
Speaker 4: be taught Diddy about, all of the jokes that have
Speaker 4: been made the past year.
Speaker 2: That's what they did.
Speaker 6: That's why I was like, there got to be something.
Speaker 6: Notes like I'm poking and asking questions.
Speaker 2: I could have been anything. But you know, it's hard
Speaker 2: to say, but Diddy got to be smarter.
Speaker 5: Diddy got about a year left, so he got to
Speaker 5: make sure he gets out right, because that's the most
Speaker 5: important thing. They can make fun of all his family
Speaker 5: that he wants, but he wants to get home to
Speaker 5: his family.
Speaker 2: Yourself. Still, he got kind of a president.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but if it, if it sets you back a
Speaker 5: couple more months, you know what I mean. It's just
Speaker 5: because they're gonna keep doing it. It was gonna make
Speaker 5: him stop doing it, drop his pants and say, listen,
Speaker 5: we can get the party started right now.
Speaker 2: Never girls, Oh my god, we've been waiting on make
Speaker 2: some of that hooch in the top, you know, how
Speaker 2: to mix the rock homemade.
Speaker 6: Inside.
Speaker 2: He should be doing was getting out.
Speaker 4: He should be I'm trying to tell you, he should
Speaker 4: be making the jail a happy place for everybody.
Speaker 8: Man, let's crazy by hisself. He should be making the
Speaker 8: jail should have been and he should have went in
Speaker 8: there acting like the joker. That's what he shouldn't do. Well,
Speaker 8: that's what he should have did.
Speaker 6: I don't know, but he just need to get through
Speaker 6: that program. So just just stay focused. Yeah, so switching
Speaker 6: gears a bit of Kekey Palmer. First, let's congratulate Kekey
Speaker 6: Palmer before we even get to she sat down with Whoopi.
Speaker 2: Goldbert just being dropping a palm.
Speaker 18: No.
Speaker 6: I mean, yes, you could congratulate her just for being her,
Speaker 6: you can, but I was specifically talking about the fact
Speaker 6: that it was an announced yesterday that she will now
Speaker 6: be the new host of The Voice. She's taking over
Speaker 6: the Voice. She's stepping in for Carson Daley, who for
Speaker 6: the first time ever in the thirty one seasons of
Speaker 6: the show. It's taking a step back as the host
Speaker 6: of the show, letting kei Key Palmer come in, but
Speaker 6: he'll still be working on the producer side of things, right,
Speaker 6: So that announced, that announcement happens, and at the same time,
Speaker 6: Baby this is Keky Palmer goes live with her interview
Speaker 6: with Whoopy Goldberg, which was a great conversation. She is
Speaker 6: on like a run. I mean she stays on a run,
Speaker 6: but he.
Speaker 2: Keeps on a run.
Speaker 4: Kiki is one of the most talented individuals in entertainment
Speaker 4: because you know, a lot of people have a lot
Speaker 4: of hyphenes, but they're not good at all.
Speaker 2: The hyphenages she got a lot of hYP is actually
Speaker 2: good at everything.
Speaker 17: Yeah.
Speaker 6: She pours her time into thy actually good dope. Now,
Speaker 6: so her sit down with Whoopy Goldberg, they get into
Speaker 6: a ton of things speaking of the hosting and shows.
Speaker 6: They talk about the View and they talk about why
Speaker 6: Whoopy Goldberg joined The View. Let's sake, listen.
Speaker 28: I mean, it's so interesting seeing you on the View
Speaker 28: and you're constantly what made you even want to get
Speaker 28: on that show?
Speaker 16: Because their job?
Speaker 12: You know what?
Speaker 6: I needed a job.
Speaker 11: Barbara offered me a job. She said, we we just
Speaker 11: lost one of the people on the show. Would you
Speaker 11: consider coming over? And I had been doing a radio
Speaker 11: show yeah, and I said absolutely yeah, and so she
Speaker 11: brought me over. And it's like I've been crazy glued
Speaker 11: to that chair.
Speaker 16: Oh my gosh, what do.
Speaker 6: You love about it?
Speaker 16: Because I mean, first of all, the show is called
Speaker 16: I Love the Check. I can only imagine what that
Speaker 16: check is.
Speaker 9: No, no, no, trust.
Speaker 14: The View.
Speaker 16: I can play her, guys, But as soon as they
Speaker 16: showed you that check, you'd be like, what.
Speaker 6: The It's estimated that I will be goberg Earns a
Speaker 6: mid seven figures south from the View, so anywhere from
Speaker 6: six to six million to eight million dollars annually, and
Speaker 6: she is the highest paid according to reports of all
Speaker 6: of the women on the view.
Speaker 2: Well deserved.
Speaker 6: Yeah yeah, Now she's been us in two thousand and seven,
Speaker 6: so yeah, so she They also get into remember when
Speaker 6: Whoopy Goldberg was doing an interview when she talked about
Speaker 6: not wanting her spouse to live with her. She further
Speaker 6: clarifies that, let's take a listen to woop be on
Speaker 6: those comments.
Speaker 16: This is my favorite quote from you. I don't want
Speaker 16: anybody in my house.
Speaker 11: Yes, except it wasn't said like that. I said I
Speaker 11: didn't want to live with anybody.
Speaker 16: I feel the same way. But why is it so
Speaker 16: crazy when women say.
Speaker 2: Stuff like that.
Speaker 11: People want you to believe that you need to be
Speaker 11: in a relationship. I am in a relationship with my family.
Speaker 16: They are enough.
Speaker 6: They drop their stuff everywhere, and they do all this stuff.
Speaker 6: I don't need somebody I kind of just met.
Speaker 2: I don't need them in the house.
Speaker 28: I just have realized that I don't value connection if
Speaker 28: it doesn't allow me to be my full self.
Speaker 16: But there is this idea, is that love.
Speaker 28: Has to cost you you in order to have true connection,
Speaker 28: your expression of your love is simply not enough.
Speaker 11: This is why I'm not interested, because I don't want
Speaker 11: to have to think about you. I don't want to
Speaker 11: have to think about what your needs are, why you're upset.
Speaker 11: I don't want to have to answer questions.
Speaker 2: About why you're mad at me.
Speaker 6: I'm happy for you to be at your house.
Speaker 11: I love a hit and run.
Speaker 2: Go over there and knock you off and go home.
Speaker 5: Okay, Lord, I couldn't have a household with my wife,
Speaker 5: wasn't it with me? And I couldn't stay with my
Speaker 5: wife every night. Now I'm not gonna lie. My wife
Speaker 5: went away these last couple of days, and I want
Speaker 5: my kids to live next door because.
Speaker 12: I have.
Speaker 2: All the stuff my wife to.
Speaker 16: What period?
Speaker 2: I'm like, pick that up, do this? And I'm not
Speaker 2: your mother? Give I understand why in need? How long many?
Speaker 2: How many days?
Speaker 6: Want to live with you?
Speaker 17: Oh? God?
Speaker 2: Long? Yeah, she's just nowhere for fifteen days.
Speaker 14: A lot.
Speaker 5: Mercedes is out with us, so they're having a good time.
Speaker 5: Last night they went to go see Calvin Harris in
Speaker 5: the visa, so they have all the time because the
Speaker 5: hours are different, so they they're having a great time.
Speaker 2: God, come back to that. Yes, you should have took
Speaker 2: that to the grave from damn. Lauren called.
Speaker 5: When the Lauren called, then three wait a minute, and
Speaker 5: she was like, yeah, why why are you tell everything?
Speaker 2: Like I was like, right, I'm stupid.
Speaker 6: I'm in the doctors offen explaining and heart while she's
Speaker 6: trending because of your behind. Literally, yeah, but that was
Speaker 6: a baby. This is Keky Parmer. That interview is now
Speaker 6: live and Whoopies promoting the WHOOPI monologue. So they got
Speaker 6: into an in depth compliment. Sure you guys check that out.
Speaker 2: We even though your ass clean. Now, oh my god,
Speaker 2: oh my god. I don't know if I can work
Speaker 2: in these conditions. You need a break. You want to man,
Speaker 2: listen four hours? Uh we speaking of families.
Speaker 4: Okay, there's a family called the Lackers that needs to
Speaker 4: come to the front of the congregation.
Speaker 5: They was out here trying to catch that ops and lacking. Okay,
Speaker 5: we'll discuss all right, we'll get to that next. It
Speaker 5: don't go anywhere as the breakfast cleve the morning.
Speaker 2: Man, it's time for Donkey of the Day. You have
Speaker 2: a bunch of donkeys. The donkey to day called Donkey
Speaker 2: of the Day.
Speaker 6: It really caught me off guards.
Speaker 2: We live a life where we might are tongue based
Speaker 2: off who we may have fans. We never saying you
Speaker 2: are a donkey. That is why Charlamagne is here. Some
Speaker 2: donkey to day is just sa themselves on the breakfast club. Okay,
Speaker 2: charlaw maage, we're giving a donkey of the day too.
Speaker 4: The day, Yes, donkey today for Wednesday, August fifth, is
Speaker 4: going to a whole family.
Speaker 2: Yes, a man, a woman and child, a husband, a mother,
Speaker 2: a son. Okay, the family is the Lackards, all right.
Speaker 4: Mount Vernon Deputy Police Commissioner Jennifer Lackard, who is forty nine,
Speaker 4: her husband James Lackard, and their twenty year old son,
Speaker 4: Chase Laccard. Yesterday's heaw is a family pack ladies in gettlement. Okay,
Speaker 4: let me read you the headline from the New York Post.
Speaker 4: It says, n why police big wig husband helped goon
Speaker 4: son plan gangland shooting and mom was getaway driver. I
Speaker 4: repeat the Mount Vernon Deputy Police Commissioner Jennifer Lackard helped
Speaker 4: her son plan a gangland shooting and she was the
Speaker 4: getaway driver. You can't make this kind of stuff up.
Speaker 4: Let's go to ABC seven and wy for the report.
Speaker 29: Police this chilling surveillance image from November twenty twenty four.
Speaker 29: She was a nineteen year old pointing a gun at
Speaker 29: an NYPD officer in the Bronx. An officer shot him
Speaker 29: in the leg that rainy night, and the young man
Speaker 29: later identified as Chase Lackard of Soundview, was arrested on
Speaker 29: weapons and menacing charges. Officials that night said he was
Speaker 29: a gang member with a criminal history who never should
Speaker 29: have been on the street. Now a year and a
Speaker 29: half later, his mom, Jennifer Lackard, was in court charged
Speaker 29: with being her son's getaway driver after he aimed a
Speaker 29: gun again, this time firing several times right behind the
Speaker 29: Bronx Courthouse June twenty ninth.
Speaker 16: He was in court that morning.
Speaker 29: Prosecutor said this shooting was also caught on surveillance and
Speaker 29: there were text messages. Twenty year old Chase told Jennifer
Speaker 29: Lackard to wait for him outside the building.
Speaker 9: She will find it way question her question mark. She says,
Speaker 9: you can't just be fail, but the time he has.
Speaker 4: To be branch.
Speaker 29: Jennifer Lackard was until this week a deputy commissioner in
Speaker 29: the Mount Vernon Police Department. The City of Mount Vernon
Speaker 29: issued a statement saying she'd been terminated effective immediately today.
Speaker 29: She faced attempted murder, conspiracy, and weapons charges.
Speaker 4: I keep telling you all the craziest people in America
Speaker 4: come from the Bronx and all of Florida.
Speaker 2: And tell you something.
Speaker 4: When I was younger, I asked my parents to take
Speaker 4: a lot of places, Okay, a lot of places. I
Speaker 4: needed rids to drop me off at a friend's house,
Speaker 4: maybe the skating ring, a football game on a Friday night.
Speaker 4: But never in my life if I asked my mother
Speaker 4: or father to drop me off of the shootout. Okay,
Speaker 4: somebody in Detroit is writing a script for this new
Speaker 4: family crime thriller right now.
Speaker 2: Okay, a twenty year old that.
Speaker 4: Makes poor choices has usually been influenced by an adult
Speaker 4: that has made poor choices. Okay, it's easy to condemn
Speaker 4: this nineteen twenty year old kid. But when they say
Speaker 4: the apple do fall too far from the tree, this
Speaker 4: is what they are talking about it right. The fact
Speaker 4: that you are the deputy police commissioner, an officer of
Speaker 4: the law. You're supposed to protect and serve the escalate crime. Instead,
Speaker 4: you chose to raise a criminal.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 4: The New York Posts that the parents helped their son
Speaker 4: Chase plan a hit right outside of the.
Speaker 2: Bronx Criminal Court.
Speaker 4: They was in a Chrystler pacifica okay, and their son,
Speaker 4: who they said, is a member of the slutty Gang.
Speaker 2: What gang did they say?
Speaker 4: The slutty gang, That's what the New York Post said,
Speaker 4: open fire on a member of a rival old street
Speaker 4: crew called Pee la Fay, and by the grace of God,
Speaker 4: he missed his targets.
Speaker 2: How you are police officer, but haven't even taught your
Speaker 2: son how to shoot? Okay.
Speaker 4: I'm glad nobody got hit, but if you are going
Speaker 4: to take your son out to get to drop on
Speaker 4: his ops, at least make sure he has a great aim.
Speaker 2: Okay. You had everything else planned out.
Speaker 4: According to the New York Post, after they drove off,
Speaker 4: they had their son changed clothes to avoid detection.
Speaker 2: I don't understand what happened here, I really don't, okay.
Speaker 4: Jennifer Lackett, of course, was fired from her job as
Speaker 4: Mount Vernon Deputy police Commissioner. She was making one hundred
Speaker 4: and thirty eight two hundred and nineteen thousand dollars a year.
Speaker 2: Okay, she was the boss of the wellness unit.
Speaker 4: Now the whole family is facing attempted murder okay, conspiracy
Speaker 4: and reckless endangerment charges.
Speaker 2: Somebody has to explain to me how this happens. Okay.
Speaker 4: I mean one of my pet peeves is hypocrisy, and
Speaker 4: in this case the hypocrisy is heavy.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 4: The people who were supposed to stop crime allegedly became
Speaker 4: the support staff for it.
Speaker 2: Okay, not just the fact she was in law enforcement,
Speaker 2: but the fact she was a parent.
Speaker 4: I don't understand the dynamics of marriages anymore because someone
Speaker 4: is supposed to intervene and simply say this is stupid.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 4: James, you the husband, the head of the household. Your
Speaker 4: job is to protect and provide. What's you off duty? Jennifer,
Speaker 4: you the mother and deputy police commissioner. You don't have
Speaker 4: nothing better for your son to do this summer? Okay,
Speaker 4: he's twenty. Tell him go find a job sen as
Speaker 4: young aster trade school. What about your son? Don't you
Speaker 4: like that you would allow him to throw his life
Speaker 4: away like this and ruin your life in the process.
Speaker 2: Okay. This is the epitome of why you have to
Speaker 2: be your child's parents and not their ganggang. Okay. It's
Speaker 2: usually friends enabling behavior.
Speaker 4: Like this in the youth, but in this case, the
Speaker 4: parents are enabling the criminal behavior instead of parenting. Jennifer James,
Speaker 4: you're supposed to be driving your son.
Speaker 2: To college, you know, church a job interview?
Speaker 4: What prosecutors are saying you drove your son to commit
Speaker 4: attempted murder? How you go from carpooling to conc conspiracy?
Speaker 2: Okay, I'll be the first to tell you. Every day
Speaker 2: I learned something new about parenting. Okay.
Speaker 4: You would think for as long as people have been
Speaker 4: doing it, we would have it all figured out by now,
Speaker 4: But we don't.
Speaker 2: Okay. But I know one thing. I'm not perfect, but
Speaker 2: I'm not the goddamn lackards. Okay. The lackers was out
Speaker 2: here helping their son, catching somebody lack ing. Okay.
Speaker 4: The job of a parent is to raise productive citizens,
Speaker 4: not to become accomplices in their crimes. Some families don't
Speaker 4: pass down wealth, some don't pass down wisdom. They pass
Speaker 4: down bad decisions.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 4: And if nobody breaks the cycle of generational ignorance, everybody
Speaker 4: eventually ends up.
Speaker 2: Trapped by it. Please give the lackards the biggest he huh,
Speaker 2: I don't get it me neither. I don't. I don't
Speaker 2: get mean mean, I don't get it. All right, Well,
Speaker 2: thank you for that donkey of today.
Speaker 5: Yes, indeed, now when we come back, we have sin
Speaker 5: say Ja will be joining us marcial artists and instructor
Speaker 5: as a new movie paper Made, which comes out on
Speaker 5: the twenty eighth of this month, and we're gonna talk
Speaker 5: to him next. I'm sure you've seen his clips online,
Speaker 5: So don't go anywhere. That's to Breakfast Cloak go morning.
Speaker 2: Warning.
Speaker 5: Everybody is tj Envyess, Hilarius Charlamagne the guy. We are
Speaker 5: the Breakfast Club Lawna Roses here as well. We got
Speaker 5: a special guest in the building. Yes indeed, Jaya Muhammad.
Speaker 2: Welcome brother.
Speaker 13: How you feeling I'm feeling good?
Speaker 2: Telling who you are?
Speaker 3: My brother.
Speaker 13: My name is since A Jah. I'm on social media
Speaker 13: known as since they Job.
Speaker 18: I'm Jair martial artist, actor and I just drive to
Speaker 18: be an overall beautiful example for some of our young
Speaker 18: brothers to follow and look at, because so many of
Speaker 18: our people don't have a good example.
Speaker 13: So I was blessed to be raised.
Speaker 18: You know by my beautiful mother and my beautiful father
Speaker 18: and just drive to be the clean glass.
Speaker 13: That's a little bit about me.
Speaker 4: And you have this movie that you did call paper Maid,
Speaker 4: and it's described as an HBCU martial arts drama.
Speaker 13: Yes, so I can't say that I made it.
Speaker 18: But this director sitting behind me, Ryan wat Ryan Watson,
Speaker 18: he's actually here.
Speaker 13: He's the one that directed it. He wrote the script.
Speaker 13: I mean, it's all his child.
Speaker 18: And he was a follower of me on social media
Speaker 18: for a few months and he was just watching me,
Speaker 18: and he reached out to the d MS and said, man,
Speaker 18: I got I gotta roll for you.
Speaker 13: I'm like, roll for what.
Speaker 2: He's like a movie.
Speaker 18: I'm like, okay, So no acting experience, no auditions, no nothing.
Speaker 18: So I flew out to Florida and shot and learned
Speaker 18: two weeks worth of choreography in two hours. So it
Speaker 18: was a blessing that through my skill set, I was
Speaker 18: able to adapt quickly and make things happen.
Speaker 13: So I'm excited.
Speaker 2: You don't even training martial arts.
Speaker 18: So I was four years old, four years old, so
Speaker 18: my father put me in it. By my teacher, doctor,
Speaker 18: I dualized he's Muhammad formally on his grand master, Anthony Muhammad.
Speaker 18: He was he's known in New York as a legend,
Speaker 18: and growing up under him, I've been able to reach
Speaker 18: the level of you know, guess what you would call it,
Speaker 18: you know, virality or whatever the case may.
Speaker 13: Be, because people have never seen him before.
Speaker 2: So, yeah, what was it about this brother that she
Speaker 2: was like, you know what he's doing for this, I've
Speaker 2: never seen a man this big move the way he moves.
Speaker 5: And then it was the video with him out in
Speaker 5: front of the mosque where I was seeing his hands and.
Speaker 2: The way he moved, and I was just like, Yo,
Speaker 2: this is amazing.
Speaker 5: I've never seen a man that size moved that that well.
Speaker 5: And then as far as his performance went on the movie,
Speaker 5: he was in the middle of Ramadan right towards the end.
Speaker 5: As a matter of fact, he's.
Speaker 2: Listen y'all.
Speaker 5: The nutrition that he was lacking in his body to
Speaker 5: be able to move the way he moved, it's like
Speaker 5: he's a real life like unicorn.
Speaker 2: Like I've never seen anything like that before.
Speaker 5: And it was like towards the end, you know, at
Speaker 5: the beginning, you're still kind of all right, but towards
Speaker 5: the end where you really like needing food and stuff
Speaker 5: like that.
Speaker 2: To see that level of energy come out of him
Speaker 2: at this size, it was amazing.
Speaker 13: Man.
Speaker 2: So he's like, this is a real life unicorn here.
Speaker 2: So break down what Paper Made is about for people
Speaker 2: that don't know it, intee, the trail.
Speaker 5: Paper Made is about a young man who transfers from
Speaker 5: a p w I to a HBCU. He has been
Speaker 5: he has a martial arts background, but he falls he
Speaker 5: falls away from it, right, and so he gets into
Speaker 5: trouble at the HBCU. And so in order to redeem himself,
Speaker 5: he has to pledge his father's martial arts fraternity in
Speaker 5: order to get back in.
Speaker 2: The good graces of the university. Miles Truet is the
Speaker 2: main character. Michael J. White plays his father, trying to
Speaker 2: get him back on the right track.
Speaker 5: And there's a lot of sub you know, a lot
Speaker 5: of stories in the middle of it that I think
Speaker 5: everybody's really going to enjoy.
Speaker 4: And you and Michael had some issues that turned into
Speaker 4: a conversation that kind of led to some unity that
Speaker 4: led to this right.
Speaker 18: Yeah, man, I can say it was a misunderstanding. That's
Speaker 18: the I wrote. But Michael, he's a beautiful brother. But
Speaker 18: I I posted a video of me doing my techniques
Speaker 18: and I was demonstrated and I was showing, you know,
Speaker 18: my skill sets to social media for everybody to learn from.
Speaker 13: And he commented under my post, you know, and he.
Speaker 18: Said words such as, you know this is fake, this
Speaker 18: is phony, and you know this is what the stars
Speaker 18: like myself pay the stunt double so that we can
Speaker 18: look good.
Speaker 13: So that being my first interaction with somebody that's.
Speaker 2: An absolute you don't know me.
Speaker 18: And it's crazy because I was talking. I was sitting
Speaker 18: next to my brother and Eli Chopper. We were sitting
Speaker 18: there on the couch playing a game. It's crazy, my
Speaker 18: first time with you all.
Speaker 2: I was on the couch.
Speaker 18: Last time. Bryson was up here a circle moment. Yeah,
Speaker 18: that's that's my brother. But we were sitting on the couch.
Speaker 18: I said, man, I just got to note that. I said, man,
Speaker 18: Michael just White just commented on my post. He said
Speaker 18: what they read it out loud. I got to read
Speaker 18: the man.
Speaker 13: My face went from a smile to a scout. I'm like, dang.
Speaker 18: I was like, but you know, long story short, you know,
Speaker 18: I respond to him by sending him by posting a
Speaker 18: video of me just going crazy. I'm just whooping people
Speaker 18: in tournaments, like just going absolutely insane. So I'm like, okay,
Speaker 18: you as a martial artist, you can identify true martial arts.
Speaker 18: Because he's a bona fide martial artist. You can't take
Speaker 18: that away from him at all. So next thing you know,
Speaker 18: he reaches out to the director and he says, Man,
Speaker 18: I see you in a movie. I see everybody that's
Speaker 18: in it.
Speaker 13: Man put me in it.
Speaker 12: Mike.
Speaker 13: Meanwhile, Ryan has been reaching out to him for years
Speaker 13: to put him in this film.
Speaker 5: So now, yeah, that's a crazy story. I ain't gonna
Speaker 5: throw nobody under the bus.
Speaker 13: And this is not what that is. I'm not going
Speaker 13: to know.
Speaker 5: But what happened is I did the pilot for this
Speaker 5: movie back in twenty twenty two and we did very
Speaker 5: well on the festival circuit, a lot of action festivals
Speaker 5: and stuff like that, and it went real well. So
Speaker 5: I use the proof of concept to recruit. So that's
Speaker 5: when I linked up with Walter Jones original Black Part Ranger.
Speaker 2: He wanted to do it. I hit taimok up.
Speaker 5: His folks were like, yeah, let us know when you're ready,
Speaker 5: and Michael was the one that I could never get
Speaker 5: ahold of because I was doing it the right way,
Speaker 5: going through the managers and all that stuff, and so
Speaker 5: the emails weren't reaching them. I had it set up
Speaker 5: for it was gonna be him and his wife to
Speaker 5: be the young man's parents.
Speaker 2: Oh wow movie.
Speaker 5: But I could never get a hold of him, and
Speaker 5: then so I had sort of just made peace with it,
Speaker 5: like I just assumed he.
Speaker 2: Didn't want to do it, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: And then I was linked up with him.
Speaker 5: But then when the press release dropped the first week
Speaker 5: of February, like everybody was like, Yo, this is amazing,
Speaker 5: and then I was like, I need a dad for
Speaker 5: this young man, like a powerhouse martial Art's guide. There
Speaker 5: was only one other person. So then Walter Jones was like, yo,
Speaker 5: I'm gonna hit Mike up and see if he wants
Speaker 5: to do it. And then what happened after that was
Speaker 5: just like he called me and was like, Yo, I'm
Speaker 5: so sorry. I didn't know anything about it, but I
Speaker 5: want to be a part of it. And I mean,
Speaker 5: he's the nicest guy of all time.
Speaker 2: He was in the movie.
Speaker 5: So I called him immediately and I was like, yo,
Speaker 5: Mike wants to do the movie, so absolutely, like you
Speaker 5: know what I'm saying. So it was like a full
Speaker 5: circle moment, and like you know, I was aware of
Speaker 5: the back and forth beforehand, and I was like, yo,
Speaker 5: obviously God has put us in a situation where we
Speaker 5: can man.
Speaker 18: I would get these two men at the table, and
Speaker 18: I was so excited to see him. I was like, man,
Speaker 18: put us on it, fly me in on the same
Speaker 18: time that he's there. I just want to get eyes
Speaker 18: on him, meet him, and like so we can feel
Speaker 18: my energy and I can feel his. But the things
Speaker 18: didn't line up to where he left the day before
Speaker 18: I got there, so I said, just wasn't time yet,
Speaker 18: So I shoot my thing or whatever.
Speaker 13: Now.
Speaker 18: I told the director, I'm like, man, I'm about to
Speaker 18: go in to breakfast club that we're gonna talk about
Speaker 18: what happened. Y'all should have a conversation. So I get
Speaker 18: a phone call and I got mic on the other line.
Speaker 18: I said, right now, I was all right, merge me
Speaker 18: in beautiful, beautiful. Conversation started off as him, man, man,
Speaker 18: young blood, we ain't got no issues, no problem, man,
Speaker 18: I love what you're doing all of that, and I
Speaker 18: was and if I would have just left it at that.
Speaker 18: That'd have been a call. He've been forty five seconds.
Speaker 18: But I said, man, I said, I appreciate you. And
Speaker 18: I started by telling him how valuable he is start people.
Speaker 18: And I said, man, you are an absolute living legend.
Speaker 18: And I said, when you think about black martial artists,
Speaker 18: your name is one of the main ones that come up,
Speaker 18: even to this very day. I said, so, I said,
Speaker 18: if I may say humbly, I said, you don't have
Speaker 18: the same.
Speaker 2: Liberty as everybody else.
Speaker 13: He said, what do you mean. I said, every word
Speaker 13: that you use holds weight.
Speaker 18: I said, so with the influence that God gave you,
Speaker 18: I said, you have the power to either raise somebody
Speaker 18: up or tear them down. I said, but luckily for you,
Speaker 18: I said, I'm validated by God, so the words of
Speaker 18: men don't affect me.
Speaker 6: He was like, man, that's right.
Speaker 18: He was like, but he listened, and he said, man,
Speaker 18: it's crazy, but this is the humility that he has.
Speaker 18: He said, you're twenty four and I'm fifty four, and
Speaker 18: you're telling me about the power of my tongue. He said,
Speaker 18: there's a defect that was exposed.
Speaker 13: In me that I now have to study. You didn't
Speaker 13: have to say that he's an old gi. He's a vet.
Speaker 18: He I got to talk to this young cat just
Speaker 18: not coming in this. But he took the humble route
Speaker 18: and I appreciate that because he was able to mend
Speaker 18: a relationship that started off a little rocky. But I
Speaker 18: think the way that the relationship started is going to
Speaker 18: dictate how it ends, which is beautiful.
Speaker 8: Your level of maturity and just professionalism and poise did
Speaker 8: that come from. I know you're raised by both of
Speaker 8: your parents, but did that also come from martial arts
Speaker 8: at an early age?
Speaker 6: Being though like you have to discipline.
Speaker 14: You have to learn.
Speaker 18: Discipline absolutely since since four years old. I mean, and
Speaker 18: sometimes some martial arts, some martial arts instructors are a
Speaker 18: little bit more callous than others, so the method may
Speaker 18: not be perfect. But I owe all of my martial
Speaker 18: arts discipline to my teacher. I mentioned the doctor Abdulaziz.
Speaker 18: I mean, he's he's such a beautiful teacher because he
Speaker 18: doesn't teach you just with force, but with wisdom. So
Speaker 18: he's able to blend the technical and the physical with
Speaker 18: the spiritual. And I feel like the blend of the
Speaker 18: two is what makes it a perfect marriage. And of
Speaker 18: course I was raised watching and learning from the animal.
Speaker 2: This to lewis far kim.
Speaker 18: So being under his presence and studying and watching him
Speaker 18: has made me the man I am today because outside
Speaker 18: of just the you know, the fighting and you know
Speaker 18: what I'm saying, looking good, talking good, You can talk good,
Speaker 18: but if the spirit and the heart is not right,
Speaker 18: the words will be boy. So watching a man like that,
Speaker 18: and he actually has a message for you all with
Speaker 18: Charlotte Magne and the entire staff.
Speaker 13: He wants you all to know that.
Speaker 18: He loves you, and he said he's proud of everything
Speaker 18: that you all are doing. And despite him losing his
Speaker 18: beautiful wife, he still has his hearts and minds thinking
Speaker 18: about you all. So it's like he's just a beautiful soul.
Speaker 18: And I thank God so much for him and being
Speaker 18: able to I can say be raised by him.
Speaker 2: I saw him a few weeks ago. I went, I
Speaker 2: flew out to the farm.
Speaker 13: I met you. You don't even remember.
Speaker 18: I was standing right next to it, and you know,
Speaker 18: you know it's crazy, bro, I didn't I didn't introduce myself.
Speaker 18: I was already working the things out with my uncle,
Speaker 18: communicating with you, but I didn't want to mention it.
Speaker 18: There I was the man, it's nice to meet you.
Speaker 18: I'll see you soon. And of course the man could
Speaker 18: see you brother than you know. You went about your business.
Speaker 18: But yeah, that was just I met you.
Speaker 2: That's family right there.
Speaker 4: But listen, martial large, right, what part of a person
Speaker 4: changes first when they learn martial ARGs.
Speaker 2: Is that their body, their mind, and their spirit.
Speaker 18: I would say the physical, and I feel like the
Speaker 18: mental and the spiritual is built over time when you
Speaker 18: when you're in it, depending on the quality of the instructor,
Speaker 18: I feel like that's the main thing. And if they're
Speaker 18: teaching you properly, of course you'll condition your body in
Speaker 18: a fighting aspect.
Speaker 2: So all of that that's cool.
Speaker 18: But the spiritual aspect that goes with it, because you
Speaker 18: can know martial loss. You could be the coldest thing
Speaker 18: walking physically, but if your mind is not strong, somebody
Speaker 18: on the street that has a strong enough will to
Speaker 18: not finish until you're done will overcome you every single time.
Speaker 18: So the physical aspect is okay, cool, I got that,
Speaker 18: But the mental that takes time. You got grand masters
Speaker 18: that still ain't got this, and you'll watch them work
Speaker 18: and you say, not that you're judging them, but you
Speaker 18: can just see, Okay, well there's things that he may
Speaker 18: be going on with his personal life.
Speaker 13: I mean, reality is real. You like to be spooky
Speaker 13: about it? N It takes time.
Speaker 4: The reason I asked because I've been you know, I've
Speaker 4: been reading a lot about Bruce Lee lately. And the
Speaker 4: thing that's always intrigued me about Bruce Lee not that
Speaker 4: he was just a great martial artist. He was a
Speaker 4: great intellectual absolutely always. I've been more into how did
Speaker 4: he become that intellectual?
Speaker 2: It's the spirit.
Speaker 23: Man.
Speaker 18: It's like, even with the saying Bruce Lee be water,
Speaker 18: water can flow or can crash. So that's a thought
Speaker 18: process meaning gold with the flow. How do you how
Speaker 18: do you compare that to everyday life when you're talking
Speaker 18: about flowing, not going against, not being callous, not being
Speaker 18: in opposition to everything. And I'm in the space in
Speaker 18: my life where I'm just trust in God, where if
Speaker 18: something feels right in my spirit, where I'm not conflicted,
Speaker 18: I'm not overthinking it, I'm not questioning it, none of that.
Speaker 13: I'm just going with it. And that's how I'm here today.
Speaker 18: I started off a year ago doing this I skipped
Speaker 18: a lot of steps to be on the biggest.
Speaker 13: Podcast radio interview in the entire world.
Speaker 18: And I appreciate you, brother for allowing me the opportunity
Speaker 18: to grace you all's beautiful platform, because God has blessed
Speaker 18: you all to influence the minds of millions. And there's
Speaker 18: so many powerful men and women that you all have
Speaker 18: brought on here. So to be able to say that,
Speaker 18: see the minister right there, so to be able to
Speaker 18: say that I can, as your little brother, I'm one
Speaker 18: of those people that now can say, man, I can
Speaker 18: sit with these all gust brothers and sisters. It's like,
Speaker 18: as a little boy, I would have never thought that
Speaker 18: you're twenty four years old and you sitting with some
Speaker 18: great giants like that. Oh no, I would have never thought.
Speaker 18: But again, we planning. God plans, and he's the best
Speaker 18: of planets. We just got to make sure that we're
Speaker 18: not getting in between His will by forcing it, wanting
Speaker 18: to force stuff.
Speaker 13: Let's stuff flow, man.
Speaker 2: And take your real uncle blood o kkkk got you
Speaker 2: got you as well.
Speaker 6: He swore me up and.
Speaker 15: Down that and you.
Speaker 2: Time that might be a movie that going onhip cock.
Speaker 18: So I mean, ever since I was young man. He's
Speaker 18: always been a part of my life. My father, he
Speaker 18: used to travel with tang. He was always on the
Speaker 18: road without you. And you know, being you know, my
Speaker 18: father's son, you know, he always took me in as
Speaker 18: one of his own. And he's looked out for me
Speaker 18: in more ways than a lot of my real blood
Speaker 18: uncle Sam. Not just because they wouldn't. They wouldn't if
Speaker 18: they were in a position, but they just you know, life.
Speaker 18: But he's always been somebody that has been extremely solid
Speaker 18: whatever I needed. I don't ask him for much, but
Speaker 18: when I do ask him for something, it's never a question,
Speaker 18: it's never a thought, it's no hesitation. It's like, nephew,
Speaker 18: whatever it is, I got you I share with the
Speaker 18: other day, I said, I want to let you know
Speaker 18: and I love and appreciate you. I was like, I
Speaker 18: promised to God. I said, I'm gonna pay you back.
Speaker 18: He said, we're not in the business of keeping tabs,
Speaker 18: so wow, that's mine now.
Speaker 4: He definitely reached out to make sure you was up
Speaker 4: here to talk about paper made the movie him and
Speaker 4: brother Don.
Speaker 18: I hate brother Donald. I said, man, brother don, can
Speaker 18: you give me a quick solid man? I was like,
Speaker 18: I know, brother's busy man, but uh what I was
Speaker 18: always talking with it as a will theres a way,
Speaker 18: so you know you's got to be persistent. You ain't
Speaker 18: gotta be no more ladies.
Speaker 2: What can they watch?
Speaker 3: It made?
Speaker 2: The movie? Paper Made.
Speaker 5: The movie is going to debut in Tampa August twenty eighth.
Speaker 5: We had a taxing center from the city of Tampa to.
Speaker 2: Do the movie there, so we got to do our due.
Speaker 5: Diligence and make sure we put on for the people
Speaker 5: there to get our taxing center back. And we're currently
Speaker 5: in conversations with distributors open the land somewhere. We'll definitely
Speaker 5: do some theater releasing this fall, so everyone should definitely
Speaker 5: follow our Instagram page Paper Made Movie on i G.
Speaker 5: We're gonna be having all the announcements there.
Speaker 2: Absolutely thanks for joining us, brother Bryan Watson. It's the
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club, all right. It depends Chris Breezy in Town. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but I'm saying this is bryceon Tall, like come over.
Speaker 4: There and slap she ain't off your chin? I ever
Speaker 4: hear you say something like that said Chris Brown and
Speaker 4: n is Breezy in Town sound like it wrote the
Speaker 4: whole song about that I know you don't like me.
Speaker 4: You ain't the same with Chris browns Intown.
Speaker 13: That's you right now.
Speaker 2: That's nasty, Chris, Breezy and.
Speaker 6: Sezy.
Speaker 2: I'm talking to you, you Chris Brown, all right, that's
Speaker 2: what I'm saying. Something y'all to check them in when
Speaker 2: they sound like that. I did not say it like that.
Speaker 17: My daughter.
Speaker 2: To say about like that, I guess.
Speaker 4: Like me.
Speaker 6: Your daughter is like a married woman almost and she's
Speaker 6: she can go with her fiance's.
Speaker 2: But I got the tickets. But that, Yeah, I don't
Speaker 2: be a christ Brown concert.
Speaker 12: You're out here.
Speaker 2: You want to come up on stage so bad.
Speaker 4: Let me tell me, sadies, and we shouldn't be at
Speaker 4: that contract by itself.
Speaker 2: I'm going with my daughter. What are you talking about?
Speaker 6: All right, let's get into the latest. I'm gonna leave
Speaker 6: you alone.
Speaker 2: I hate man, I hate this place. I hate just
Speaker 2: this nasty. I hate long you know, I hate Charlamagne.
Speaker 6: That knows a little bit about every breezing.
Speaker 2: Rainbow. Get us a little bit rainbows on the club.
Speaker 2: To me, I'm better than rainbow. Don't put rainbow on
Speaker 2: me now. Ain't nothing rowing rainbow.
Speaker 4: I know you would you would wear a Maxie dressed
Speaker 4: out of there right now, cut it.
Speaker 2: Out and Charlotte too.
Speaker 6: Okay, I'm gonna segue shift gears a bit. So yesterday
Speaker 6: there were reports that broke this is completely shifting gears peso.
Speaker 6: In yesterday there was a live stream that was reported
Speaker 6: to police in Miami, so Miami Dade Sheriff's Office had
Speaker 6: to respond. Their crisis unit had to respond to a
Speaker 6: home that at first it was believed to be parents Hilton,
Speaker 6: and then neighbors confirmed that it was him. He was
Speaker 6: on a live stream and on the live stream there
Speaker 6: were reports that he was performing self harming acts like cutting.
Speaker 6: So they responded. They were able to get to him
Speaker 6: and take him to a local hospital where he was
Speaker 6: receiving medical attention. But they do believe that this was
Speaker 6: you know, either like something mental health related or a
Speaker 6: crisis of some sort, and that's why the Christis Response
Speaker 6: Unit responded. So, yeah, those reports broke out last night, ruefully.
Speaker 5: He'll be okay, yeah, And they said he was doing
Speaker 5: it on TikTok live right, Yeah, you said, that's yeah crazy, Yeah,
Speaker 5: And they haven't released People are still referring in reports
Speaker 5: to this as a person's because there are some places
Speaker 5: that are not stating his identity, but they haven't provided
Speaker 5: much on his condition or additional details about what led
Speaker 5: up to the incident.
Speaker 6: But it is being investigated.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 6: Bringing it back up here to New York Cardi B.
Speaker 6: So you guys, remember we celebrated Cardi B because she
Speaker 6: got Now she has four diamond songs because Wop went
Speaker 6: diamond right record for doing so. And that was Meg
Speaker 6: the Stallion's first diamond as well too. But Carty is
Speaker 6: talking about having a party to celebrate all of the
Speaker 6: success recently. Let's say a listen if you one of
Speaker 6: my baby Daddy's I don't give a you know what
Speaker 6: I'm saying, because the money gotta be in the building
Speaker 6: that I need the hoes, I need to the and
Speaker 6: the takers.
Speaker 16: I need the bitches to.
Speaker 2: Take eat any of them.
Speaker 6: I read Dad's bitch, I'm throwing a party.
Speaker 21: If I'm throwing a party, bitch, I need to put
Speaker 21: the money in and I need a certain five Like
Speaker 21: I really want to throw a party.
Speaker 16: Because it's just like I just want to celebrate.
Speaker 9: I want to celebrate my new record.
Speaker 16: I want to celebrate my record.
Speaker 2: I want to celebrate the four diamonds.
Speaker 6: I want to I just want to celebrate life.
Speaker 10: You know what I'm saying?
Speaker 2: Mmm, you was letting the holes fly? What was you believing.
Speaker 21: I eat?
Speaker 18: Or?
Speaker 6: She said? In another video she said she said one
Speaker 6: video one of the leaders saying is ropping is whatever?
Speaker 2: You can't say?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I thought it was good certified eating. But editor,
Speaker 8: she can't see that.
Speaker 6: We just said it. Look, I don't know say that
Speaker 6: that's better.
Speaker 4: Than bottom feeder, though. I remember when Cardy and Meg
Speaker 4: was out here calling men bottom That was crazy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, you could just say you can say eaters.
Speaker 5: You just can't say what you eat. What you can
Speaker 5: say eat right, right?
Speaker 24: Right?
Speaker 6: Okay, y'all, well that's what she said. All right, now
Speaker 6: you are insane as a person.
Speaker 2: Do you not see that?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 2: You can you can't say what you're eating?
Speaker 6: A video making up the female rappind yourself East High
Speaker 6: all right. Speaking of the female rap girlies, re me
Speaker 6: Min was on Memphis Bleak podcast Rock Solid. You know
Speaker 6: that she's about to be pushing her music that she
Speaker 6: has coming out next month, So they had a conversation
Speaker 6: about remember when she brought Cardi out on stage and
Speaker 6: did the whole female rap girl unity moment. They talked
Speaker 6: about that. Let's take a listen.
Speaker 16: When I came home, it was just one like Nick
Speaker 16: was out here, like she was dominated.
Speaker 2: She she and she was a fool with nobody.
Speaker 30: And once everything happened with me and her and we
Speaker 30: fell out some stupid to me, I had the opportunity
Speaker 30: to do summer gym that they might have paid me
Speaker 30: about like sixty thousand years. I took my budget and
Speaker 30: I called him. I call emc light, I call CARDI Cardy.
Speaker 30: Didn't even have afore that yellow was out, but they
Speaker 30: wasn't even playing it on her, Like I had a
Speaker 30: big ass argument with it because I just wanted to
Speaker 30: give a literally one hundred and twenty seconds on my
Speaker 30: set too. Well, it's my set, so I don't want
Speaker 30: to care what I felt and that and that's it.
Speaker 30: After that, when she started like doing this, everybody was like, oh,
Speaker 30: me was right. I wanted to make it a moment
Speaker 30: that that would matter, and I felt like from that
Speaker 30: moment people was able to see and take it like,
Speaker 30: oh they all could be together. And I felt like
Speaker 30: from that moment it changed a lot of things. I
Speaker 30: love it because we didn't have a lot of that,
Speaker 30: Like it's so many women that I wanted to work with,
Speaker 30: and politics always played its even now like I'm working
Speaker 30: on a project and I just see the positives.
Speaker 2: Let me tell you something.
Speaker 4: That moment was I believe the first moment that people
Speaker 4: took Cardi B serious as a music artist, because I
Speaker 4: remember when Cardi B came out on that stage. I
Speaker 4: mean I just saw the video and the crowd went
Speaker 4: crazy because she did She didn't do both that yellow Now,
Speaker 4: she did that Forever song that ran down on it twice.
Speaker 4: I believe that's what she did. I'm pretty sure that's
Speaker 4: the song she did. But I just remember the crowd
Speaker 4: going crazy and singing the song, and I think that's
Speaker 4: the first time people started taking Cardi B serious as
Speaker 4: a music artist. I think that Yellow came out after that.
Speaker 4: I don't remember what that Yellow being out. It was
Speaker 4: like real quick though, like maybe like a week turnaround
Speaker 4: or something. That's I'm glad you reporting rim stuff again.
Speaker 2: That's one little pop in the lip.
Speaker 6: Get her right, really believe that, Like some of his
Speaker 6: mom called him yesterday and and I'm going to say
Speaker 6: what happened with Lauren and Remy because Charlagne, keep talking
Speaker 6: about something happened. She's here in New.
Speaker 2: York's, New York.
Speaker 6: She's here in New York. No, shut up, you're lying.
Speaker 6: Don't be up there lying.
Speaker 4: But yes, make sure you listen to remy Ma and
Speaker 4: Myth League on Myth Bleak's podcast, rock Solid on the
Speaker 4: Black Effect and.
Speaker 2: Al Show podcast.
Speaker 6: We'll bring this back tomorrow, but we talked about this.
Speaker 6: Jason Lee's interview with Asat Rocky is airing literally right now.
Speaker 6: They shot it up in Harlem at Melbourne's and shar
Speaker 6: think you got a little mention in there, so we're
Speaker 6: gonna talk about it tomorrow. I got to talk about
Speaker 6: it tomorrow.
Speaker 2: I got album.
Speaker 6: Melbourne, the Harlem Restaurant You've never been. Okay, Well, yeah,
Speaker 6: we'll bring it back, but make sure you guys go
Speaker 6: check that out as well too. That's the latest is
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Speaker 2: And you also remember when Cardy B did our Breakfast
Speaker 2: Lub party out in Ah.
Speaker 4: That was way before all that. That was that's when
Speaker 4: she was just dropping the Gangst Bitch music. I mean
Speaker 4: she had dropped one of those yet.
Speaker 2: And that was so crazy.
Speaker 4: How crazy that was when she performed a dance salute
Speaker 4: the Boss dropping the poo bombs for body Okay in
Speaker 4: Delaware too, Body is always.
Speaker 3: All.
Speaker 6: That started with her patients in Delaware. She used to
Speaker 6: come to bottom all the time and she used to
Speaker 6: go up.
Speaker 2: To Delaware on put no money in her pocket.
Speaker 6: We didn't club. She performed.
Speaker 5: That's the latest Breakfast Morning Morning. Everybody is the j
Speaker 5: Envy just hilarious. Charlamagne the guy, we are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Now we got a salute to James Tellerco for joining us.
Speaker 5: He's running for US Senate in Texas. To stop it
Speaker 5: up to say, great conversation.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean.
Speaker 4: I enjoy anybody who's not afraid to give God the
Speaker 4: glory and all things that they're doing.
Speaker 2: So salute to James Talerico. And also since joh for
Speaker 2: joining us, another one not afraid to.
Speaker 4: Give God the glory and all things that he's doing, even.
Speaker 5: If it's beating your ass. Yeah, now you know this
Speaker 5: this show really works for Cardy B. We didn't talk
Speaker 5: about Cardi B's old Navy commercial, right, Yes, the Navy deal,
Speaker 5: which is pretty dope.
Speaker 12: The new.
Speaker 2: Check shout the new face of an Old Navy. It's
Speaker 2: out to that the commercial right now?
Speaker 16: So happy?
Speaker 6: Yes, no, but the way that you gotta look at
Speaker 6: the fit, the fates of the genes and stuff. It's
Speaker 6: like it's like the good the stretchy fit to your body.
Speaker 6: Didn't like they knew what they was doing about putting
Speaker 6: Cardi in Yo. And do you know what's crazy about that?
Speaker 6: Remember like a few years ago, Old Neighbor was about
Speaker 6: to go out of business. They were talking about going
Speaker 6: out of business and all of that stuff. And then
Speaker 6: now Cardi is saving them.
Speaker 2: This is great.
Speaker 6: I've been talking about going out of business. No, yep,
Speaker 6: they sure did.
Speaker 2: Definitely closing stores. No, congratulations to Cardi.
Speaker 5: B If you want to see the new commercial, it's
Speaker 5: on Old Navy's page and Cardy's page as well.
Speaker 2: All right, it's time to get up out of here.
Speaker 2: You got this weekend.
Speaker 8: Ontario, California, California, not Canada.
Speaker 6: And now you got people saying I thought you was
Speaker 6: coming to Canada. This is California, So.
Speaker 8: Make sure you get your tickets for Ontario, California. I'll
Speaker 8: be at the Ontario Improv. We got two shows this Friday,
Speaker 8: two shows this Saturday. Gosh, I'm not looking forward to
Speaker 8: the jet leg yo. I ain't been West Coast in
Speaker 8: a little minute, but that three hours behind really going.
Speaker 8: That's gonna kick me in ass. But it's all right,
Speaker 8: just larious official dot com. But the next two weekends,
Speaker 8: I'm in Cali because next weekend I'm in the Bay.
Speaker 8: So pleasants in California, get your tickets. I'll be at
Speaker 8: Tommy T's Comedy Club. All right, that's hilarious official dot
Speaker 8: com to all the students today.
Speaker 5: I think the students are going in the starting college
Speaker 5: this week and next week, so they're starting to land
Speaker 5: on campus. So good luck to all the HBCU students
Speaker 5: out there that Sadny campus, all the students, but especially
Speaker 5: the HBCU students out there.
Speaker 6: You remember walking on campus for the first time.
Speaker 5: I remember, yeah, yeah, I remember my parents, My mom
Speaker 5: and my dad drove me to campus and you know,
Speaker 5: we had to I was staying on the third floor.
Speaker 2: There was no elevator, so we had to walk all
Speaker 2: that stuff upstairs.
Speaker 5: And I just remember, you know, seeing new people and
Speaker 5: had having to learn what my classes were, and we're
Speaker 5: the cafeteria was, and had to wash.
Speaker 2: My own clothes, and I had to figure all that out.
Speaker 2: But then I just.
Speaker 5: Remember I wanted my parents to leave, and they didn't
Speaker 5: want to leave you, but I had to tell them,
Speaker 5: like all right, guys, later, let me go.
Speaker 2: But yeah, it was. It was an amazing experience. And listen,
Speaker 2: I want to tell everybody.
Speaker 4: This Saturday, I will be doing my eleventh annual back
Speaker 4: to school drive and fish fry in my hometown at
Speaker 4: Monks Corner, South Carolina, six pm to eight pm.
Speaker 2: You can pull up to the Berkeley High School.
Speaker 4: Pull up to Berkeley High School and get a free
Speaker 4: backpack and some school supplies in some food. We're gonna
Speaker 4: have the food trucks out there, and you know my
Speaker 4: pops will be out there frying fish and all types
Speaker 4: of good stuff.
Speaker 2: So pull up. You know, everything is free. Salut the
Speaker 2: Spray Ground.
Speaker 4: Spray Ground gave me a great deal on some backpacks,
Speaker 4: so the kids will be getting Spray Spray Ground backpacks.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 4: So see all this Saturday from six to eight pm
Speaker 4: Monks Corner, South Carolina, Berkeley High School. Okay, get a
Speaker 4: positive note. I do have a positive note. The positive
Speaker 4: note is simply this happiness is found in three things,
Speaker 4: letting go of what was, enjoying what is, and having
Speaker 4: faith and what it will be. Listen, you're not behind
Speaker 4: in life, Okay, you're just carrying too much from yesterday,
Speaker 4: the fully experienced, the beauty that's already waiting for you today.
Speaker 4: Healing begins when you stop arguing with the past. Breathe deeper,
Speaker 4: smile more often, and let the present become a place
Speaker 4: you actually enjoy living.
Speaker 2: Have a great day, breakfast club you don't finish.
Speaker 1: Done up, Wake you up, Wake up, wake that ass up.
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